Intuit's Mint app is no longer on the US App Store, and mint.intuit.com now says Mint “has been reimagined on Credit Karma”. If you want the same automatic, all-accounts view, these are the apps people move to; if you'd rather stop linking your bank altogether, there's an option for that too.
Data checked on October 20, 2026
Log a spend in three seconds and always see what's left: Tuppence — free, no account, no bank connection.
Monarch Money, Inc. · 4.9 out of 5 (114,668 ratings)
The closest all-in-one view, with your partner
All accounts in one dashboard, auto-categorization, budgets, bills, net worth and investments. Its listing quotes Forbes calling it the “Best Mint Replacement”. Membership after a 7-day trial.
Copilot Money, Inc. · 4.8 out of 5 (30,685 ratings)
For automation and design, US banks only
Over 10,000 US institutions, automatic categorization, subscriptions, savings goals and investments, on web, iPhone, iPad and Mac. Subscription after a 1-month trial.
Rocket Money · 4.5 out of 5 (400,669 ratings)
For subscriptions and bills, with a free start
Finds and cancels forgotten subscriptions, negotiates bills, budgets by category and monitors your credit score. Free to start, Premium in-app.
The Lampo Group Incorporated · 4.7 out of 5 (84,160 ratings)
For a free monthly budget
Zero-based monthly budget for free; connected accounts, reports and Excel export on paid plans.
Simone Ruggiero
For leaving bank linking behind
If what you want after Mint is fewer connections, not more: log a spend in three seconds, see what's left in each budget and list your recurring expenses. No account, no ads, data in your own iCloud.
PocketGuard, Inc. · 4.6 out of 5 (7,679 ratings)
For a “safe to spend” number
What's left after bills, goals and essentials, bill and subscription detection and a debt payoff plan, with bank connections in the US, Canada and the UK.
Ask yourself what you used Mint for. If it was seeing every account in one place, look at Monarch or Copilot, both paid. If it was catching subscriptions and bills, Rocket Money is built for that. If you mostly want to know how much you've spent this month and how much is left, a manual app like Tuppence does it without your bank login.
Mint's app is no longer listed on the US App Store, and mint.intuit.com says Mint has been reimagined on Credit Karma, where popular Mint features have moved.
Rocket Money and EveryDollar have free plans; Tuppence is free for logging spending and one overall budget. Automatic bank sync is generally the paid part.
Tuppence doesn't connect to any bank: you enter spending yourself, and it stays on your device and in your iCloud.
Prices, features and ratings come from each app's US App Store listing on October 20, 2026 and may change; Tuppence's come from the app itself. Listings: Monarch, Copilot Money, Rocket Money, EveryDollar, Tuppence, PocketGuard.
Mint, Intuit, Credit Karma, Monarch, Copilot Money, Rocket Money, EveryDollar and PocketGuard are trademarks of their respective owners. Tuppence is an independent project with no affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement from them. This page compares apps; it is not financial advice.