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Mint vs Spendee: A Shut-Down US Tracker vs a Global Spending App

These two never really served the same person. Mint was a free, US-only tracker Intuit shut down in 2024. Spendee is a global, multi-currency spending app with shared wallets and colourful visuals, popular with travellers and couples. With Mint gone, the honest question is whether Spendee fits ex-Mint users, especially those outside the US.

Mint vs Spendee: feature comparison

Feature comparison of Mint, Spendee and Auritrack

FeatureMintSpendeeAuritrack
AI chat expense trackingNoNoYes
AI bookkeeping & categorizationNoAuto-categorization on synced walletsYes
Automatic bank syncYesHad automatic sync (now discontinued)YesIn supported countries, on paid tiersPremium; US, Canada, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and South Africa. Statement import everywhere
Bank-statement import (PDF/CSV/Excel)NoNoManual or bank-connected walletsYesPDF, CSV or Excel, read by AI
BudgetingYesYesYes
Savings goalsYesBudgets rather than dedicated goalsYes
InvoicingNoNoSmall-business records and reports
Receipt scanningNoNoYes
All currencies, kept separateNoUS-focusedYesA core strength; many currencies per walletYesEach currency kept separate
Data export (PDF/CSV)LimitedCSV export on paid tiersYesPDF and CSV anytime
Telegram trackingNoNoYes@auritrack_bot
Investment trackingPartialNoNo
Shared / household accountsNoYesShared wallets; guests can be free usersYes
Sells your data to advertisersYesAd & recommendation modelNoNo
PriceWas free (discontinued)Free + Plus $1.99/moFree app + web from $3/mo

Which of the two should you pick?

Where Mint wins

  • It was free, funded by ads rather than a subscription
  • Automatic US bank sync pulled transactions in for you
  • Simple budgets and clean categories most people found easy
  • Familiar to millions of long-time US users

Where Spendee wins

  • Actively supported and available worldwide, unlike shut-down Mint
  • Strong multi-currency support, many currencies per wallet
  • Shared wallets where guests can join as free users
  • Clean spending visuals travellers like

A third option: Auritrack

Spendee is a good global home for ex-Mint users, but entry is still manual or bank-connected, with no AI and no receipt scanning. Auritrack adds the automation: an AI logs and categorizes your spending from a chat message or an uploaded statement, in any currency, across web, mobile and Telegram. It is free on the mobile apps and Telegram (AI pay-as-you-go), and the web app is from $3/month. Bank sync comes with the $20 Premium plan in the US, Canada, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and South Africa, and a PDF, CSV or Excel statement works from any other bank.

Get started with Auritrack

Or get it free on the App Store, Google Play or Telegram.

The verdict

Mint is discontinued, so this is about where to move. Choose Spendee if you spend across currencies or share wallets with a partner and want a polished, global tracker. If you want that same international reach but with the tracking done for you rather than typed in by hand, an AI tool like Auritrack covers more of the work while still working in any currency.

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Spendee is the better live option, because Mint shut down in 2024. Spendee also works globally with strong multi-currency support and shared wallets, where Mint was US-only. Mint’s advantages, being free with automatic US bank sync, ended when it closed.

Mint was free but is discontinued, so it is no longer available. Spendee has a free tier for manual wallets and basic budgets, with Plus at $1.99/month and Premium at $5.99/month unlocking sharing and sync. For AI-assisted tracking, Auritrack is free on iOS, Android and Telegram with pay-as-you-go AI, and the web app is from $3/month.

Mint is shut down and was US-only; Spendee is active and global with genuine multi-currency support. Spendee also leans on shared wallets and visual spending breakdowns, where Mint focused on US bank sync and traditional category budgets.

Auritrack suits ex-Mint users who want automation and multi-currency without manual entry. You message a purchase or upload a statement and the AI categorizes it, then keeps you on budget, in any currency, across web, mobile and Telegram. It is free on the mobile apps and Telegram (AI pay-as-you-go), and the web app is from $3/month. Premium adds weekly bank sync in the US, Canada, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and South Africa; outside those countries you upload a statement instead.

Want to dig into one of them on its own? Read the Mint guide or the Spendee guide, each an honest look at where that tool wins and where Auritrack fits.

Comparisons reflect our understanding of each product at the time of writing and may change; check each provider’s site for current pricing and features. Product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. This page is general information, not financial advice.

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