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A better Mint alternative for Mac & iPhone users.

Mint is gone — but the need to understand your spending, track your budget and stay on top of your financial life is not. Banktivity gives you everything Mint offered and then some, in a native app built for Mac, iPhone and iPad.

Intuit shut down Mint in early 2024, leaving millions of users looking for a replacement. If you are an Apple user who wants more than a basic spending tracker — real budgeting, investment tracking, goal planning, richer reports — Banktivity is the most complete next step. And if you exported your Mint data before the shutdown, that history can come with you.

What Mint Users Are Looking For

Mint was a product people genuinely loved for its simplicity — quick spending visibility, automatic categorization and a clean summary of where money was going. But the complaints were real too, and they point to exactly what a good replacement needs to do better.

It was ad-supported — your data was the product

Mint was free because Intuit monetized your financial behavior through targeted credit card and loan offers. A replacement that respects your privacy should not work that way.

Budgeting was passive, not intentional

Mint showed you what you spent. It did not help you plan what to spend. Former Mint users who want more control need a tool with real budgeting — not just categorization after the fact.

No investment tracking depth

Mint showed account balances including investment accounts, but it did not track portfolio performance, individual securities, ROI or capital gains. For anyone managing a portfolio, that was a gap.

No native Mac app

Mint was a web app with a mobile companion. For Apple users who want something that feels native to macOS — not a browser tab — there was no good answer within Mint.

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Why Banktivity

Know where your money’s going — and where to take it next

Banktivity gives you the spending clarity Mint was known for, plus the budgeting depth, investment tracking and goal planning that Mint never had. It runs natively on Mac, iPhone and iPad, your data lives locally on your devices, and there are no ads built around your financial behavior.

For Mint users who just want a clean spending and budget tracker, Banktivity delivers that. For Mint users who always felt they needed more, it delivers that too — envelope budgeting, investment portfolios, detailed reports, goal planning and a full picture of net worth all in one place.

What you gain
  • Native Mac, iPhone and iPad apps
  • No ads, no data monetization
  • Local data storage on your devices
  • End-to-end encrypted Cloud Sync
  • Real envelope budgeting — not just tracking
  • Investment tracking including portfolio performance
  • Dedicated goal planning tools
  • 30-day free trial, no credit card required
What to know before switching
  • Mac and iOS only — no Windows or Android
  • Deeper than Mint — some setup time to get the most out of it
  • Mint CSV import supported for exported transaction history
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Banktivity vs Mint

More clarity, more control and more room to grow.

Banktivity gives Mint users a stronger next step — better budgeting, richer reporting, real investment tracking and a native Apple experience that Mint never offered.

Feature Banktivity Mint
Native Mac app Built for macOS Web app only
Native iPhone & iPad apps Native iOS and iPadOS Mobile app (now shut down)
Envelope budgeting Full envelope budgeting Category tracking only
Investment tracking Portfolio, ROI, IRR, dividends, options, capital gains Balance display only
Net worth tracking Full net worth over time Basic net worth view
Report types Income & expense, net worth, payee, tax, forecast, investment summary and more Basic spending charts
Goal planning Retirement, debt payoff, education, savings goals Basic savings goals only
Local data storage Data lives on your devices Cloud only
Ad-free experience No ads Ad-supported product
Data privacy Your data is not monetized Financial data used for ad targeting
Mint data import CSV import from Mint export
Subscription option 3 Plan tiers, starting as low as $4.99/mo Was free (now shut down)
Still available Actively developed Shut down January 2024

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Better Budgeting

Go from watching spending to planning it.

Mint showed you what you spent after the fact. Banktivity’s envelope budgeting helps you put your money to work before you spend it — so you can plan ahead, handle irregular expenses and always know exactly what you can spend now versus what to save for later.

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Spending & Net Worth

See where your money goes and how you are progressing over time.

Banktivity gives you the spending visibility Mint was known for, plus the reporting depth to actually understand patterns, trends and how your net worth is moving over time.

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Track Investments

The investment tracking Mint never had.

Mint showed investment account balances, but stopped there. Banktivity tracks portfolio performance, individual securities, buys, sells, dividends, options, ROI, IRR and capital gains — all from the same app you use for budgets and reports.

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Plan Ahead

Set goals. Build a real plan. Get there faster.

Whether you are building an emergency fund, paying off debt, saving for education or planning for retirement, Banktivity gives you dedicated goal tools that Mint never offered — so you can move from reacting to your finances to planning them.

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What Customers Say

Real customers who wanted more clarity and less friction.

Many Banktivity customers were looking for a better way to stay on top of spending, cash flow and financial progress without making money management feel like a chore.

"As prior users of a competing free online service, we were frustrated by the lack of ability to customize reports and output to our categories. Banktivity offers all the automation you can wish for while at the same time enables users to customize and report as they want."

– Philip, Florida

"Now, all it takes us is a 15-minute monthly session to review all transactions and change a few categorizations. Love being able to know at any moment what our expenditures are, in which categories, and what is our cash-flow need."

– Philip, Florida

"Simple, effective and efficient money management — doing the accounts is now a pleasure not a chore!"

– R.A.B., United Kingdom

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did Mint shut down?

Intuit shut down Mint in January 2024, directing users toward Credit Karma. The decision reflected Intuit's strategy to consolidate its consumer products, but it left millions of users looking for an alternative.

Is Banktivity a good replacement for Mint?

Yes, particularly for Apple users. Banktivity gives you the spending visibility and budget tracking Mint was known for, plus investment tracking, goal planning, richer reports and a native Mac app — things Mint never had. It is a more powerful tool overall, though it takes slightly more setup to get the most out of it.

Can I import my Mint data into Banktivity?

Yes, if you exported your transaction history from Mint before it shut down. Banktivity supports CSV import, so your historical data can come with you.

Is Banktivity free like Mint was?

Banktivity is not free, but it offers a 30-day trial with no credit card required. The reason Mint was free is that your financial data was used to target ads and financial product offers. Banktivity charges a subscription and does not monetize your data.

Does Banktivity track spending and budgets?

Yes. Banktivity includes automatic transaction categorization, envelope budgeting, recurring transaction support and flexible reporting by category, payee and date range.

Does Banktivity track net worth?

Yes. Banktivity tracks net worth over time across all your accounts, loans, investments and other assets — with a dedicated net worth report that shows your progress.

Does Banktivity work on iPhone and iPad?

Yes. Banktivity is native on Mac, iPhone and iPad with end-to-end encrypted sync across all your devices.

Is Banktivity a web app?

No. Unlike Mint, Banktivity is not a web app. It runs natively on macOS, iOS and iPadOS for a faster, more integrated Apple device experience.

Try Banktivity risk-free for 30 days.

No credit card required for first-time subscribers. Everything Mint gave you, and the depth it never had — on Mac, iPhone and iPad.

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