What was frustrating right after a bank sync?
The freshest transactions are usually the ones you want to inspect first. The problem was that right after a successful sync, some of them could sit without a useful category for a while, which meant charts and spending views needed extra time before they looked trustworthy.
The second issue was subtler: search could confuse a bank with plain text in the transaction description. If you asked for transactions from ING or Revolut, results could get too broad because a real bank filter was mixed with ordinary word matching.
How does it work now in practice?
After sync finishes, Martia now queues the newly imported transactions and categorizes them in the background for that specific sync run instead of leaving everything for a later pass. The result is straightforward: meaningful categories show up faster where they matter most, in your newest operations and incoming payments.
We also tightened the drilldown flow. Search now understands bank-specific prompts more precisely, and clicking an income source in the chart opens the pane with exactly the transactions behind that bar instead of a broad month-wide list.
Perguntas frequentes
Yes. After a successful sync, Martia kicks off background categorization for the newly imported transactions without requiring a manual refresh or another full pass.
Yes. Search is better at recognizing when you mean a bank such as ING or Revolut and when you want a literal word found in the transaction description.
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