Here is a long list of changes that would good a long way to making manually using Koinly not a complete and total slog.
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Make the checkboxes bigger, they’re way too small, especially on big screens
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Let us select multiple currencies, wallets, and labels to view at the same time instead of just all/none
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Move the green “Transaction Updated” notification box that appears after editing a transaction at the bottom of the screen somewhere else so it doesn’t block the box for merging/deleting/tagging multiple transactions.
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Let us shift-click to select multiple transactions in a series instead of needing to click on each one individually
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Let us change the number of transactions viewable on a single page.
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Be clearer with naming bridged tokens on sidechains. Koinly will call both “USDC” and “USDC Coin From BSC” just “USDC” and doesn’t treat them as identical in the ledger. This makes it very difficult to get things right with token bridges.
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Let us choose a time zone
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When editing a Withdrawal, if you accidentally select “transfer” you cannot switch to a different type of transaction.
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Let us tag addresses with particular names so we can track them across transactions
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Have a tag for loans
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Truncate the number of decimals displayed if there are so many that it would obscure the ticker. This is especially important for coins with no symbol. See below for how silly this is. I can’t figure out what the below tokens are unless I click on the transaction itself.

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On the Ledger Changes page, every Tx# should hotlink to the transaction in question, because as far as I can tell, there is no way to easily search for a particular transaction ID.
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When creating/editing a transaction, make it possible to select the “Trade” or “Swap” options and then pick a different category instead of having to close out the editor entirely.
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When selecting dates/times, the calendar date should default to the date/time of the transactions you are currently viewing.
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When selecting a coin type, USD (fiat) should not appear as the first choice every time, even when the coin being searched for contains none of the letters U, S, or D.
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Let us view more than 10 wallets on a page.

