Mintable is an open-source command-line tool designed to automate personal finance tracking by integrating banking data directly into spreadsheets for analysis and budgeting. It functions as a self-hosted alternative to tools like Mint, focusing on privacy by avoiding ads, tracking, and centralized data storage. The system connects to financial institutions using services like Plaid or allows users to import transaction data manually via CSV files, giving flexibility depending on user preferences and region. One of its defining characteristics is its spreadsheet-first approach, where all financial data is exported into tools like Google Sheets or local CSV files for full customization and control. Users can build their own formulas, dashboards, and financial models on top of the raw data, making it highly adaptable to different financial strategies.
Features
- Automatic aggregation of transactions from multiple financial accounts
- Integration with Plaid or manual CSV import options
- Spreadsheet-based budgeting and financial analysis
- Local-first data handling with no ads or tracking
- Automation via cron jobs or GitHub Actions
- Export to Google Sheets or local CSV files