Mint QuickView
Mint QuickView is a companion financial dashboard app for macOS from Intuit (the company behind Mint.com, Quicken, and TurboTax). It displays account balances, recent transactions, budgets, and cash flow information from linked Mint.com accounts. The app was designed as a convenient desktop alternative to opening the full Mint website in a browser, presenting key financial snapshots in a dedicated native window. It was previously free and later offered as a paid app on the Mac App Store.
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1 suggestionMint QuickView has been discontinued. Intuit shut down the original Mint.com service in January 2024, migrating all accounts to Credit Karma Money. As a result, Mint QuickView no longer functions — the app cannot authenticate or sync with any active backend, since Mint.com no longer exists as an operating service. Even though it technically still launches under Rosetta 2 today, the app will stop working entirely when Apple removes Rosetta in macOS 28 (September 2028). If you were using QuickView as part of your Mint.com workflow, you should migrate your financial tracking to Credit Karma Money (free, web and mobile only) or switch to an actively maintained desktop finance app such as YNAB, Banktivity, or MoneyMoney — all of which run natively on Apple Silicon and are actively developed. If you rely on desktop finance software specifically, consulting the current Mac App Store Finance category will show you apps still under active development with confirmed native support.
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