The app is continuing to grow in popularity and has won accolades from users and tech critics alike.
This startup, Napkin, wanted to make a personal finance app that’s easy to use, free and visually pleasing, so it created Wally a few years ago. Article contentĪt a glance: Sometimes simplicity is key. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. There is also a smart watch companion app. And of course, with all of this data available, you can create personalized budgets to help you keep all of that information in check, right down to the smallest detail. Perks: You can have Mint nudge you through email and/or app notifications when there is unusual spending in a particular category, when a bill is due soon and more. As purchases are made they are automatically slotted into different spending categories (which are customizable) allowing you to see exactly where money is coming and going from. There are charts galore, pulled automatically from financial data in your various banking and credit card accounts. What to expect: There is much to love with Mint. Made by Intuit, the software company behind QuickTax and QuickBooks, Mint has long been a favourite due to its almost overwhelming amount of options. At a glance: If you are looking for the juggernaut of personal finance apps, Mint is the app others are trying to knock off its throne.
