Quicken
Quicken is a long-running personal finance and accounting software for macOS, used by millions for budgeting, expense tracking, investment management, and tax preparation. It allows users to import transactions from banks and credit card companies, categorise spending, create budgets, generate reports, and reconcile accounts. Quicken comes in several tiers (Starter, Deluxe, Premier, Home & Business) and syncs across desktop, web and mobile apps. It has been the market leader in consumer finance software for over 30 years.
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1 suggestionQuicken has shipped a native Apple Silicon (Universal Binary) build since version 6.0, released in November 2020. This means any modern version of Quicken for Mac running on M-series Macs already includes native arm64 code and does not rely on Rosetta 2. If you are running Quicken 2017 (an Intel-only build from that era), you should upgrade to the current version of Quicken for Mac, which offers noticeably better performance, faster reporting, and a modern interface alongside the native Apple Silicon support. You can download the latest version directly from quicken.com/mac or update through your existing Quicken installation if you have auto-update enabled. If you have been using Quicken 2017 because you prefer the older interface or have data concerns, the newer builds preserve full backward compatibility with your accounts and transaction history during the upgrade process.
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