The AI expense tracker for Canada

Getting started in Canada

1. Sign up and pick CAD

   Create your account on web or mobile and set Canadian dollars as your preferred currency.

2. Bring in your transactions

   Connect your bank through Plaid on Premium, or upload a PDF, CSV or Excel statement on any plan.

3. Let the AI sort it

   Each transaction is labelled and categorised, transfers between your accounts are paired, and subscriptions are flagged for you to confirm.

Connect your Canadian bank on Premium

Canadian bank connections run through Plaid and are part of Premium, at $20 a month or $200 a year. You choose your bank and log in on Plaid's screen. Auritrack never sees your bank password, gets read-only access and cannot move money. Automatic sync runs once a week, included in the plan. A more frequent schedule or “Sync now” uses Auricoins. Disconnect any time from Settings and your imported history stays. See every country on the supported countries page.

Or upload a statement from any Canadian bank

Export a statement from RBC, TD, Scotiabank, BMO, CIBC, Desjardins, a credit union or an online bank, and upload the PDF, CSV or Excel file. Auritrack reads it, cleans up the merchant names, creates or matches the account and sorts every transaction. Statement upload works on every plan, and if you connect the same bank later, nothing is imported twice. More on statement import.

CAD first, USD kept separate

Cross-border shopping, a US dollar account, a winter down south: plenty of Canadians spend in two currencies. Auritrack keeps each transaction in the currency it happened in and shows totals per currency, with your preferred currency first. Nothing is converted at a rate you did not choose. Read more about the multi-currency budget app.

What the AI does for you

• Categories without the busywork

  Each transaction gets a clear label and category as it comes in.

• Transfers left out

  Moving money from chequing to savings is paired and kept out of income and spending.

• Subscriptions found

  Repeating charges are flagged for you to confirm, with a reminder before upcoming charges.

• Ask in plain English

  Ask where your money went this month, in the app or on Telegram.

A Mint alternative for Canadians

Mint closed in 2024, in Canada as well as the US. Auritrack brings back bank connections through Plaid on Premium, and adds an AI that does the categorising and answers questions about your spending. Compare it as a Mint alternative, or see the plans on the pricing page.