Miss Mint?Built for Canada.
Mint closed in 2024. habitt gives Canadians one place for every account, budgets built from real spending, Canadian tax dates and an AI CFO, with data stored in Canada.
What Mint is
Mint was Intuit’s free app for seeing all your accounts in one place, tracking spending by category and setting budgets. Intuit closed it in 2024 and pointed its users to Credit Karma.
Intuit shut Mint down in 2024 and moved its users to Credit Karma. Spending and net worth tracking carried over; monthly budgets and custom categories did not.
Source: NerdWallet, Mint app closing
Checked on October 31, 2026. Plans and prices change, so check Mint for the latest.
What habitt does
habitt does what people used Mint for, made in Canada: every account in one place, budgets built from your real spending, a bills calendar, alerts, Canadian tax dates, and an AI CFO that answers with your own numbers. Your data is stored in Canada, and the app works in English and French.
Mint suits you if
Mint suited people who wanted a free, simple view of all their accounts and a monthly budget.
habitt suits you if
You want that same one-place view, plus help deciding: which card to use, whether a TFSA or RRSP fits, how to pay down debt, and what to do next.
Using both
There’s nothing to move over. Link your accounts and habitt builds your first budget from your recent spending, leaving out transfers and card payments.
Questions
- Does habitt work with Canadian banks?
- Yes. habitt is built in Canada for Canadian accounts, with read-only connections to the banks and cards you link.
- Where is my data stored?
- In Canada. habitt’s database and your Vault documents live on servers in Canada (Montréal region).
- Can habitt move my money?
- No. habitt connects to your accounts with read-only access. It sees balances and transactions so it can show you the whole picture; it can’t move money.
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