A Mint-style budgeting app, built for the UK

Intuit shut down Mint in March 2024. Mint was only ever available in the US and Canada, so UK users never had an official version — but plenty wanted the same thing: one place to see spending, budgets and net worth. Moniquid is that app for the UK, with a privacy-first twist.

What happened to Mint?

Mint was Intuit’s free budgeting app. Intuit announced its closure in late 2023 and shut it down in March 2024, pushing users toward its Credit Karma product. Because Mint was US/Canada only, it never supported UK banks, pounds, or the UK tax year in the first place.

Why Moniquid works well for ex-Mint users

If you liked Mint’s all-in-one dashboard — spending by category, budgets, bills and net worth — Moniquid gives you the same picture, designed around UK money. The difference from Mint is that Moniquid doesn’t link to your bank. Instead of an account connection that can break or expose your login, you import a PDF or CSV statement, scan receipts, or add transactions manually. Everything is encrypted and yours.

Mint vs Moniquid

Availability: Mint was US/Canada only; Moniquid is built for the UK.
Bank linking: Mint aggregated linked accounts; Moniquid is deliberately no-bank-linking.
Privacy: Moniquid keeps your ledger on-device first and syncs encrypted — no ads, no selling data.
Currency & format: pounds and pence, UK paydays, and UK bank-statement imports.
Price: free plan forever; Premium £2.99/month or £24.99/year.