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Budgeting & FinanceOpen-source personal finance and wealth app
Replaces Mint, Personal Capital
Mint was Intuit's free personal-finance app for budget tracking and account aggregation (sunset in 2024). These open-source apps let you replace Mint with software you host and control yourself.
Open-source personal finance and wealth app
Replaces Mint, Personal Capital
Local-first envelope budgeting app
Replaces YNAB, Mint
Self-hosted personal finance manager
Replaces Mint, YNAB
Community-driven personal finance app
Replaces Mint, Quicken
Self-hosted sync server for personal budgeting
Replaces YNAB, Mint
Personal finance manager on plain-text accounting
Replaces Mint, Personal Capital
Free cross-platform personal finance manager
Replaces Quicken, Mint
Minimal self-hosted expense tracker
Replaces Mint, Spendee
Self-hosted personal finance manager
Replaces Mint, Bankin
Self-hosted zero-based budgeting tool
Replaces YNAB, Mint
Self-hosted personal finance and budgeting manager
Replaces YNAB, Mint
Lightweight income and expense web tracker
Replaces Mint, Wallet by BudgetBakers
Semi-automated transaction import for Beancount ledgers
Replaces Mint
Self-hosted personal budgeting and finance manager
Replaces YNAB, Mint
Self-hosted budgeting with bank statement import
Replaces YNAB, Mint
Terminal-based budgeting and expense tracker
Replaces YNAB, Mint
Natural-language interface for plain-text accounting
Replaces Expensify, Mint
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Moving off Mint means trading a managed subscription for a service you run yourself. The payoff is ownership: no per-seat pricing, no vendor lock-in, and full control of your data. Start with the option above that matches your setup-difficulty comfort level — every app links to a detailed specs page and head-to-head comparisons.