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Mint shut down on March 23, 2024. What Mint did, what 1cc.ai does now, and where each falls short: bank sync, portfolio tracking, exports, price.
Mint shut down on March 23, 2024. Intuit moved users toward Credit Karma, and transaction data not exported before that date is no longer reachable through Mint. If you are looking for a Mint alternative, you are starting your records over. The question is which kind of records you want to keep from here.
Mint (Intuit). Shut down March 23, 2024
| Dimension | Mint (Intuit) | 1cc.ai |
|---|---|---|
| Status1cc.ai wins | Discontinued March 23, 2024. No new accounts. | Active. Free to download on iOS and Android. |
| Data ownershipTrade-off | Stored on Intuit's servers. Users had to export before shutdown or lost access to their own history. | Authenticated cloud storage backed by Supabase, with same-account access across supported devices. |
| Portfolio & investment trackingTrade-off | Account-linked balances; limited manual detail for stocks, ETFs, bonds, and gold. | Manual multi-asset tracking: stocks, ETFs, options, bonds, gold, and cash, recorded by you. Supported US stocks update in real time. |
| Budgeting & expense trackingCompetitor wins | Industry-leading auto-categorization via bank connections. | Manual entry. Better if you want intentional records, worse if you want zero-effort automation. |
| Automatic bank syncCompetitor wins | Yes, via Plaid and direct bank connections. | No. You record transactions yourself. Nothing reads your bank, and it is real work. |
| ExportsCompetitor wins | CSV export only, and only while Mint was still running. | CSV and Excel export are not currently available. |
| PriceTied | Was free. | Free to download; optional in-app purchases or subscriptions may apply. |
| AI summaries1cc.ai wins | None. | AI summaries of spending and portfolio changes. Informational, not advice. |
Mint won on convenience. Bank sync and auto-categorization were the best in the category, and nothing on this page changes that. Mint also required users to export their history before shutdown if they wanted a copy.
1cc.ai does not offer bank sync, read-only account connections, CSV or Excel export, or Mint import. You record transactions yourself. Records are stored through the 1cc.ai API in Supabase-backed cloud storage.
If you want zero-effort tracking or connected banking, 1cc.ai is the wrong fit. Look at the current alternatives and check their privacy and export terms. 1cc.ai is for people who want to enter their own records and see spending, cash, and a multi-asset portfolio in one account.
See net worth alongside cash, investments and other assets, minus credit-card balances and loans. Follow changes and open the records behind each total.
Set a FIRE goal from spending and investable assets. Compare contribution and return assumptions, adjust your plan and revisit the action after its review period.
Mint shut down on March 23, 2024. Intuit migrated users toward Credit Karma, and any transaction data not exported before that date is no longer accessible through Mint.
Partially. 1cc.ai covers expense tracking and budgeting and adds multi-asset portfolio tracking with real-time US stock prices, which Mint lacked. It does not offer bank sync or auto-categorization. You record transactions yourself. If automatic sync was the Mint feature you relied on, 1cc.ai will not replace it.
No. 1cc.ai does not use Plaid or any other bank-feed integration. You enter records yourself, and they are stored through the 1cc.ai API in Supabase-backed cloud storage.
1cc.ai does not currently provide CSV or Excel import or a one-click Mint import wizard.
1cc.ai is free to download on iOS and Android. Optional in-app purchases or subscriptions may apply, with current prices shown before purchase.
Credit Karma (Intuit's successor), Rocket Money, and Monarch Money offer bank sync. 1cc.ai does not. It is built for records you enter yourself.