CleverNote

CleverNote: a private Mint alternative that connects your bank

Mint shut down in 2024, and most replacements are just another budgeting dashboard. CleverNote is different: it connects your US or Canada bank read-only through Plaid, pulls your transactions in automatically, and lets you ask plain questions about your money and get the answer with the source. No ads, no selling your data, and your receipts and notes live in the same place.

Connect your bank, free for 15 days

CleverNote vs Mint

FeatureCleverNoteMint
StatusActiveShut down (2024)
Bank connection (US/Canada)Yes, read-only via PlaidYes, until it shut down
Ask and get the source transactionYesNo (charts and budgets)
Receipts, voice and PDF in one placeYesNo
Business modelPaid, no ads, no data sellingFree, ad-supported
PriceUS$7.99/mo on Pro (with bank), 15 days free, no cardWas free

Why switch to CleverNote

If you lost Mint and want your bank connected somewhere private that you can actually ask, CleverNote is the alternative: read-only bank sync, no ads, and answers that cite the source.

Connect your bank, free for 15 days

FAQ

Is CleverNote a full budgeting app like Mint was?
Not exactly. CleverNote connects your bank and organizes spending, and it adds AI plans and goals, but its core is a private memory you can ask. If you want a pure budgeting dashboard it is lighter; if you want to ask questions about your money it goes further.
Which banks does it connect?
Banks in the United States and Canada, read-only through Plaid (CleverNote never sees your password). Brazil is coming next.
How much does it cost?
Bank connection is on the Pro plan, US$7.99/month. There is also a free plan and a US$4.99 Plus plan without bank connection.