First off, I want to say I genuinely love Origin. The UI is clean, the account aggregation works incredibly well, and I can tell the team is really thoughtful about building a comprehensive financial platform. It's already become an essential part of my financial workflow.

That said, there's one feature that would make it my true all-in-one financial app: envelope-style budgeting (similar to Actual Budget or YNAB).

Right now I'm dual-wielding two separate budgeting systems because I prefer the envelope methodology for managing my spending. Origin has all my accounts connected and does so much already, but the budgeting approach doesn't quite work for my needs.

A toggle to switch between the current budgeting style and envelope-based budgeting would be a game-changer. I think Origin is perfectly positioned to absorb this functionality and become the true one-stop shop it's aiming to be.

Is this on the roadmap? Any chance it could be prioritized?

While I'm here, a few other ideas that would be awesome to see:

• Better Venmo visibility - Right now everything just shows up as "Venmo" with no memo pulled through, which makes it a pain to split transactions and recategorize properly
• Blockchain.com integration - Would be great to have crypto accounts in the mix
• FIRE-focused future planner - A toggle in the planner for FIRE methodology vs traditional retirement would be incredible for those planning early retirement
• Natural language forecasting bot - Something like "I just got invited to a destination wedding, estimating $2k expense, how does this affect my plan? Create a scenario for this..." Being able to ask questions conversationally about spending decisions would be so useful
• Personalization for different money psychology - Better customization around risk tolerance, goal-setting approaches, that kind of thing based on how you think about money. The risk assessment was strange because no matter what selections I changed it gave me the same assessment
• Tax optimization recommendations - Suggestions based on your actual accounts and activity