before and after every session on your computer. To update your Quicken Mobile App, swipe down on the main screen.
The Quicken Mobile App is a companion to our Win/Mac application. It is not designed to be your only Quicken application. The best use of the Quicken Mobile App is to check information and make updates while you are away from your computer.
When using the Quicken for Win/Mac and the Quicken Mobile App together, the key is synchronization. Always sync Quicken before and after each session. Information cannot be shared between the apps unless you sync. Be sure to perform an update before and after every session on your computer. To update your Quicken Mobile App, swipe down on the main screen.
You can view account transactions as well as account totals, spending, budgets, bill & income reminders, and investments.
You can add new transactions, as well as designate categories, tags, notes or other information for those transactions.
You can also view a limited number of reports including:
You can't add or delete accounts and budgets. Some reports are not available.
The name of your data file appears at the top of your dashboard screen.
Example:
I’m getting a message that says, No synced financial accounts.
I don’t see my accounts in the cloud / on mobile / on the web.
My accounts are not updating
The accounts I see don't match my desktop
If you are having one of the above issues, check to see if you are accessing the same data file (dataset) as your desktop application. After signing in to the mobile app, you are automatically taken to the last data file you accessed. Often, people have more than one data file, and you may be expecting a different data file than the one you are viewing. To switch data files in the Quicken Mobile App:
Select 
on the top left corner of your screen. The name of your current data file will appear near the bottom of the list. Tap the name to bring up a list of your other data files.
Select the data file you want to use. The new data file will launch in your app.
If you don’t know the data file (dataset) name for your desktop file, see Why can’t I find my latest data file?
If you have recently added an account in the Quicken Win/Mac application, it is probably a synchronization issue. Make sure you have updated your transactions on both the mobile and desktop versions of Quicken. If the account still does not appear, follow the steps below:
In your desktop application, go to the Mobile & Web tab.
Verify that Sync is turned on
.
Verify that your account is listed in the panel Accounts enabled on mobile and web.
If your account is not listed, select the Settings button, then Account Settings.
Select the checkbox by any accounts you want to sync with the Quicken Mobile App.
If it is not already selected, select Sync to Quicken Cloud.
Select Sync Now.
Perform an update .
Go to the Quicken Mobile App and sync (swipe down). Your account will appear.
In your desktop application, go to go to Quicken > Preferences > Mobile, Web & Alerts.
Select Accounts.
Verify that your account is listed and the checkbox for your account is selected.
Verify that Sync is turned on.
Select Update.
Perform an update .
Go to the Quicken Mobile App and sync. Your account will appear.
If you are missing transactions you were expecting to see on the Quicken Mobile App, there may be a few causes.
Mismatched data files
After signing into the Quicken Mobile App, you are automatically taken to the last file synced on your desktop. If this is not the file you expected, you will need to switch data files.
Synchronization issues
When using the Quicken desktop app and the Quicken Mobile App together, the key is synchronization. Always sync Quicken before and after each session. Information cannot be shared between the apps unless you sync. Be sure to perform an update before and after every session on your computer. To update your Quicken Mobile App, swipe down on the main screen.
Older Transactions
Transactions before the date mentioned at the bottom of the transaction list will not appear in the app. 
The Quicken Mobile App has three different ways of calculating your balance:
Today’s Balance: Today's Balance is the balance of all transactions entered as of the last refresh/update.
Online Balance: The Online Balance is the balance of your account according to your financial institution. This could be different from your current balance if, for example, you manually recorded a check in Quicken but it has not yet cleared your financial institution.
Projected Balance: The Projected Balance is the balance of all transactions entered in the account register, including future-dated transactions such as postdated checks and online payments that have been sent but not yet processed
These balances can vary compared to your desktop balance. To see these balances, swipe your finger across the balance screen.
To sync your accounts, you need to update your Win/Mac account before updating the Quicken Mobile App. If you still cannot see your account:
In your desktop application, go to the Mobile & Web tab.
Verify that your account is listed in the panel Accounts enabled on mobile and web.
If your account is not listed, select the Settings button, then Account Settings.
Select the checkbox by any accounts you want to sync with Mobile.
Select Sync Now.
Go to the Quicken Mobile App and sync. Your account will appear.
In your desktop application, go to Quicken > Preferences > Mobile, Web & Alerts.
Select Accounts.
Verify that your account is listed and the checkbox for your account is selected.
Select Update.
Go to the Quicken Mobile App and update . Your account will appear.
If you have created a new data file (dataset), and you have both saved your file to your Win/Mac machine and performed an update , you may need to set up your new data file (dataset) to sync.
Start your desktop application with the data file (dataset) you want to use.
Verify which data file (dataset) you are using. It should be the data file (dataset) you expect to see on the Quicken Mobile App.
Windows: Edit > Preferences > Quicken ID & Cloud Accounts > Dataset Name.
Mac: Quicken > Preferences > Connected Services > Cloud Account.
Ensure that Sync is set to On:
Windows: Edit > Preferences > Mobile & Web.
Mac: Quicken > Preferences > Mobile, Web & Alerts.
Update your transactions from your desktop program .
Log in to the Quicken Mobile App.
Verify that the data file now appears.
If you have multiple datasets, they can be accessed from the Quicken Mobile App. This can be confusing and counterproductive if you only want to work one or two datasets. To remove extra datasets from the cloud, follow the instructions below.
Note: This does not delete the dataset from your Windows or Mac computer.
Go to Edit > Preferences > Quicken ID & Cloud Accounts.
Select Cloud accounts associated with this Quicken ID.
Select any dataset you don't want associated with your cloud account.
Select Delete.
Continue to remove datasets until you only see the ones you want associated with your cloud account.
Mac
Go to Quicken > Preferences > Connected Services.
Select See All Cloud Accounts.
Select any dataset you don’t want associated with your cloud account.
Select the 
button.
Continue to remove datasets until you only see the ones you want associated with your cloud account.
Your investment accounts are not listed with your other accounts at the top of the Quicken Mobile app screen, however, you can see them next the bottom of your screen listed under Investing. If you cannot find and Investing section, then it is possible that your Investing accounts were not included in your sync. For more information see Why doesn’t the Mobile app have all of my accounts?