Yes. Intuit shut Mint down in March 2024 and moved users to Credit Karma, which tracks credit but isn't a budgeting app.

Can I bring my Mint data to Alluvium?

Yes. Export your transactions from Mint or Credit Karma and import the CSV — your history carries over instead of starting from zero.

Does Alluvium connect to my bank like Mint did?

Yes. Link your accounts and transactions sync automatically, the same convenience Mint offered.

Is it free like Mint was?

No — and that's the point. Alluvium is a paid subscription with no ads and no selling your data. Start with a free trial, no credit card.

Leaving Mint?

Mint shut down.
Your budget doesn't have to.

Intuit retired Mint and pushed everyone to Credit Karma — which isn't a budgeting app. Alluvium picks up where Mint left off: connect your banks, bring your history over, and budget with rules you write.

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Import your Mint CSV
Automatic bank sync
No ads, no data selling
No credit card to start

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Why Mint users switch

Keep what you liked. Fix what you didn't.

Automatic bank sync

Connect your accounts and transactions flow in on their own — the part of Mint people actually miss.

Bring your Mint history

Export from Mint or Credit Karma and import the CSV in minutes. Your years of history come with you.

Exact, not approximate

Double-entry posts every dollar twice, so transfers never double-count and your net worth is always right.

Rules, not black-box AI

Mint guessed your categories and missed. Alluvium automates with transparent rules you write and audit.

Made for the household

Share one budget with your partner. Mint never really handled couples — Alluvium is built on the household.

No ads, not your data

Mint was free because you were the product. Alluvium is a paid app with no ads and nothing to sell.

Mint vs Alluvium

An honest side-by-side.

	Mint (retired)	Alluvium
Automatic bank sync	Yes — its best feature	Yes
Bring your history over	Export only	CSV import
Categorization	Automatic, opaque	Rules you write & audit
Accounting model	Single-entry (transfers drift)	Double-entry (always exact)
Couples & households	No real support	Built in
Business model	Free — ads & data	Paid — no ads, no selling data
Available today	Shut down March 2024	Live & maintained

Switching is easy

Move from Mint in three steps.

Export your data

Download your transactions from Mint's export tool or Credit Karma.

Import to Alluvium

Upload the CSV. We bring in your history and apply your rules.

Connect your banks

Link your accounts for automatic sync from here on.

Questions from Mint users

Is Mint really gone?: Yes. Intuit shut Mint down in March 2024 and moved users to Credit Karma, which tracks credit but isn't a budgeting app.
Can I bring my Mint data to Alluvium?: Yes. Export your transactions from Mint or Credit Karma and import the CSV — your history carries over instead of starting from zero.
Does Alluvium connect to my bank like Mint did?: Yes. Link your accounts and transactions sync automatically, the same convenience Mint offered.
Is it free like Mint was?: No — and that's the point. Alluvium is a paid subscription with no ads and no selling your data. Start with a free trial, no credit card.

Pick up where Mint left off.

Connect your banks, import your history, and keep the authority over every dollar.

Start free — no credit card

Mint and Credit Karma are trademarks of Intuit Inc. Alluvium is not affiliated with or endorsed by Intuit.