When I enter my current balance, I usually double-check the last operations to see which ones I haven't entered yet. The way the app was organized in the past, where summary and operations shared the same screen, was convenient for this, but at the cost of speed, size and visual noise.
One possible way of having the best of both worlds is to keep the last X operations of each investment on the home/summary screen. "X" could be a fixed number (e.g., 3) or all the operations in the last month, for example. (here, "last month" is also fluid: last calendar month, based on current date, or the last month of operations in that investment; whatever is easier should suffice for me at least).
When I enter my current balance, I usually double-check the last operations to see which ones I haven't entered yet. The way the app was organized in the past, where summary and operations shared the same screen, was convenient for this, but at the cost of speed, size and visual noise.
One possible way of having the best of both worlds is to keep the last X operations of each investment on the home/summary screen. "X" could be a fixed number (e.g., 3) or all the operations in the last month, for example. (here, "last month" is also fluid: last calendar month, based on current date, or the last month of operations in that investment; whatever is easier should suffice for me at least).