A free Mint alternative with no bank connection

When Intuit shut down Mint in March 2024, millions of people lost the budgeting and net worth app they relied on, and were pushed toward Credit Karma instead. If you want a simpler replacement that does not link to your bank accounts, Free Cash Tracker is built for exactly that.

It is a free, manual, privacy-first net worth tracker. You enter your balances in a quick snapshot, and it shows your total and your trend over time. No Plaid, no bank logins, no ads, no selling your data.

Why choose a tracker with no bank connection?

Free Cash Tracker vs. Mint

FeatureMint (discontinued)Free Cash Tracker
Bank connectionRequired (automatic sync)None — manual snapshots
Net worth over timeYesYes
Detailed transaction budgetingYesNo — by design
Ads / upsellsYesNone
Sells or monetises your dataYesNo
CostFree (shut down)Free
Setup timeLink every accountType in a few balances
Comparison is for general guidance. Mint was discontinued by Intuit in March 2024.

Who it is for (and who it is not)

A good fit if you want a clear, private view of your net worth trend, you are happy to update balances once a month, and you do not want anything connected to your bank.

Probably not for you if you specifically want automatic transaction categorisation and line-by-line budgeting. Free Cash Tracker is intentionally a balance tracker, not a transaction budgeting tool.

How to switch in three steps

FAQ

Is Free Cash Tracker really free?

Yes. You can create an account and track your balances for free, with no credit card required.

Does it connect to my bank like Mint did?

No. There are no bank connections and no Plaid. You enter balances manually, which keeps your credentials private and puts you in control of your data.

Will I have to update balances by hand?

Yes, and that is the point. A monthly manual snapshot takes a couple of minutes and avoids broken bank syncs entirely.

Want the step-by-step method? Read How to Track Net Worth, or see the Net Worth Tracker and Cash Tracker App pages.

Ready to start? Create your free account.

Educational content only, not financial advice.