Mint Shut Down. If You Just Wanted the Number, Read This
The replacements all want you to budget. If you opened Mint for the net-worth screen, here's the alternative built for that.
See how it fits →Practical guides for people whose money is spread across banks, brokerages, retirement accounts, real estate, crypto wallets, and one spreadsheet they are tired of updating.
The replacements all want you to budget. If you opened Mint for the net-worth screen, here's the alternative built for that.
See how it fits →The central guide for ex-Mint users — seven replacements compared, and which fit if you wanted net worth, not budgeting.
Read the guide →Two years after the shutdown, where the major replacements ended up — and the slice that still didn't get a real fit.
Read the guide →An honest look at pricing, budgeting, couples features, and crypto — and who should choose a net-worth-first tool instead.
Read the review →What to look for when you want one trustworthy number, not spending categories, envelope budgets, or transaction cleanup.
Read the guide →Ascend vs Kubera, Empower, Monarch, Copilot, and ProjectionLab — price, crypto and DeFi coverage, privacy, and who each is best for.
See the comparison →Real free tiers vs. free trials — what each one actually includes, and where the paywall really sits.
Compare the free options →Genuinely free Mint replacements — spreadsheets and real free tiers — and what each one actually costs once you're using it.
Read the guide →Kubera, CoinStats, Zerion, Delta, and Ascend compared on chain coverage, keyless wallet support, and DeFi handling.
Read the guide →If your net worth spans wallets and traditional accounts, seven Mint alternatives compared on chains and keyless support.
Read the guide →A simple framework for getting beyond a crypto tracker, a broker app, a bank app, and a spreadsheet.
Read the guide →Sheets are flexible, free, and familiar. They also get fragile when prices, wallets, transfers, and manual updates pile up.
Read the guide →A plain-English explanation: what it is, how the number is calculated, and why you'd want one if you don't want to budget.
Read the guide →What "keyless" means — reading crypto by public address, no seed phrase — and why it matters for net-worth tracking.
Read the guide →Why privacy is a business-model choice as much as a feature — and how Ascend handles data differently from Mint.
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