Most money apps are built around one job: a budget, a net worth number, your investments or a list of subscriptions. Stridefly brings your accounts, your budget and your investments together in one app on your phone, and gives each the same care.
The everyday tools you rely on come with you.
Checking, savings, cards, brokerage, retirement, HSA, 529, your home and your loans add up to one net worth, with a chart that goes as far back as your records.
Monthly or yearly budgets by category with rollover when you want it. Recurring bills and subscriptions with what's due this week, and savings goals with a target and a date.
Search and filter every transaction, set rules once, split a purchase across categories, and edit many at a time. Transfers between your own accounts stay out of spending.
Every position across your brokerage and retirement accounts, priced from market data, with your portfolio's value over time and your performance against a market benchmark.
Your dividends and interest add up in one Income view, with what you've received and what's expected over the next year.
Connect your banks, cards and brokerages through Plaid, or add every account, position and transaction yourself. Positions you add by hand are priced from market data too. Start one way and switch anytime.
What you gain when you switch.
A stock or fund you hold in several accounts adds up to one total.
Budget each category by the month or the year, so irregular expenses don't throw a month off.
Every balance, return and total is worked out from your own accounts and activity history.
When your bank or brokerage hasn't sent new data yet, or a value has to be estimated, you see a clear label and when it was last updated, right next to the number.
Your financial data is saved on your phone and in your own iCloud, not in a database of ours.
Start with years of history in your charts, not an empty screen.
Assign each account an owner: you, your partner or joint. Then filter your investments to see yours, your partner's or joint, or just taxable or retirement, with holdings, allocation and performance for that view.
Whatever you use today, here's what comes with you and what you gain.
Monarch Money · Copilot Money · Empower · Origin
Your accounts, budget, transactions and net worth come with you. What you gain:
YNAB · Quicken Simplifi · Rocket Money · Lunch Money
Keep budgeting the way you do, with rollover, bills and goals. When you're ready, graduate to investing:
Tiller · Your own spreadsheet
Move your data into an app on your iPhone, and stop maintaining formulas:
Shut down in 2024
Mint has shut down. If you're looking for a replacement, give Stridefly a try.
Mint alternativesAn iPhone with iOS 18 or later. Connect your banks, card issuers and brokerages through Plaid, or add your accounts by hand.
No. You can add every account, position and transaction by hand, or import them from CSV files. Positions you add by hand are priced from market data too.
Yes, if it can export a CSV file. Stridefly imports transactions, positions and net worth history, and recognizes most transaction formats automatically.
No. Stridefly compares your portfolio with targets you set and shows the amounts that would bring it back in line. It does not recommend investments and it does not place trades.
Stridefly is in private beta. We invite people in small groups. Once you're in, you can look around with sample data before you add anything, no account needed.
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