Worthy vs Mint

Intuit, Mint's parent company, discontinued Mint in March 2024 to focus on Credit Karma. This left millions of users without a home for their financial tracking, and many found their data automatically migrated to Credit Karma without their explicit consent.

Yes! While Worthy doesn't do transaction tracking like Mint did, it excels at net worth tracking - which is what most Mint users actually cared about. Plus, Worthy is completely private (no bank connections), works offline, and is a one-time purchase instead of a free service that monetizes your data.

While there's no direct import, setting up Worthy takes less than 60 seconds. You simply add your accounts manually - which means no waiting for bank connections to sync or dealing with broken Plaid integrations.

Worthy offers complete privacy (your data never leaves your device), works offline, has no ads or upselling, and is a one-time purchase. You also get automatic stock and crypto price updates without sharing any account credentials.