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DayGist vs Mint
Mint shut down in January 2024. If you're looking for a simpler way to see all your balances in one place, DayGist picks up where Mint left off — without the app.
Mint was a free budgeting app by Intuit that tracked spending, balances, and credit scores. It was discontinued and users were migrated to Credit Karma. Many former Mint users are looking for lightweight alternatives that don't require another app.
Feature
DayGist
Mint
Still available
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Daily balance summary
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No app required
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SMS delivery
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Budget tracking
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Transaction categorization
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Credit score
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Ads and upsells
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No financial data stored
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Price
From $3.75/mo
Discontinued
Why people switch to DayGist
- •Mint was discontinued in January 2024. DayGist is actively maintained and supported.
- •If you used Mint mainly to check your balances, DayGist does exactly that — but simpler. One text, every morning.
- •No budgets, no categories, no credit scores. Just the one thing you actually checked Mint for: "how much is in my accounts right now?"
- •DayGist never stores your financial data. Balances are fetched, texted to you, and immediately discarded.
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