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OFX, QFX, CSV and PDF. Export one from your bank or card issuer's website, then open Tools → Import Wizard in the sidebar (or use Connect bank (Plaid) on the Dashboard). OFX/QFX/CSV are the most accurate; PDF statements are parsed too.

Yes — on the Dashboard choose Connect bank (Plaid) for supported institutions. Synced transactions use the same dedup, categorization and subscription detection as file imports. You can also keep using manual file imports only if you prefer.

No. ClearMint Essentials detects duplicates by transaction ID, or by matching date, original description and amount per account — so re-importing the same statement is safe.

PDF layouts vary by bank, so parsing can miss rows. If a PDF doesn't come through cleanly, export OFX, QFX or CSV from your bank instead — those are structured and import exactly.

Yes. Import can capture the statement's opening and closing balance, and the reconciliation wizard matches your records to those balances, flags duplicates and missing date ranges, and marks the account reconciled once it ties out.

When you import a statement, we create the matching account or card from the file so your transactions have a home. You can rename or edit it on the Bank Accounts / Credit Cards page.

Use "Manual transaction" on the Dashboard or Transactions page. Choose a bank account or card, the date, amount, direction (in/out), category and notes.

Income = bank credits (excluding transfers) + card credits + standalone Income entries. Expenses = bank debits (excluding transfers) + card purchases + standalone Expense entries. Bills are a planning layer shown under "Upcoming bills" until the matching transaction appears.

Yes — click a cell in any table to edit it inline. You can also sort columns, search, and filter by date, account, category, type or source.

Open Budget Planner to set monthly category limits. Each bar shows a pace marker for where on-track spending should be this far into the month. Tap Suggest from spending to fill budgets from your recent averages, and watch "left to budget" against your income.

The Net Worth tab combines assets and liabilities into one figure over time. Add property or vehicles with their loan to see equity bars, then compare snowball and avalanche payoff strategies across cards and loans.

ClearMint flags recurring charges from your import history in the Subscriptions tab — with cadence, cost, upcoming renewals and price-increase alerts. You can confirm, cancel or reactivate each one.

Every table has an "Export CSV" button. To back up everything, go to Settings → "Export all data (JSON)".

Open it from the floating assistant button. Ask about your own finances in plain language — it reads across your tabs and answers with your real figures. It's for convenience, not financial advice. Only what's needed to answer is sent to our AI provider; if you rate an answer we keep the rating and your question, never the answer or your figures. See our Privacy Policy.

Up to 12 months on the Cash Flow tab. It projects from your recurring income, bills and expenses, and factors in sinking funds, upcoming one-offs and a safety buffer so you can see your lowest projected balance.

Not yet. ClearMint Essentials is in beta as a responsive web app — use it in your browser on desktop, tablet or phone. Wide tables become tap-friendly cards on smaller screens. There is no native iOS or Android app to download today.

One plan with everything: unlimited accounts and cards, household sharing, OFX/QFX/CSV/PDF import, optional Plaid sync, AI assistant, budgets, net worth, subscriptions, calendar, reports, cloud sync and export. See Pricing — $7.99/mo or $79/yr CAD with a 30-day free trial.

Yes — sign in to use ClearMint. Your workspace lives in your account and syncs across devices. A demo workspace is available if you want to look around first.

Use Google, Microsoft, Apple or Facebook, or an email and password. For your security, you're signed out automatically after a period of inactivity (adjustable in Settings).

Yes — invite someone from Settings → Household. Shared accounts, transactions, bills and budgets are visible to everyone in the household; personal budgets and rules stay private to each member.

Yes. Your currency is detected from your region and can be changed in Settings — accounts can be held in different currencies and converted to one display total with live exchange rates. The interface is available in English, Português (Brasil) and Español.

Open Settings → Plan & Billing in the app (or choose Plan & billing from your profile menu). Switching between monthly and annual changes your existing subscription — Stripe shows the new price, any proration or credit, and your next renewal date before you confirm. Cancel anytime: you keep access through the end of the period you’ve paid for, and your data stays available to export.

In Settings → Plan & Billing, choose Update payment method. You enter card details on Stripe’s secure page — ClearMint never sees or stores your full card number. Updating a card never starts a second subscription.

Stripe issues an invoice automatically for each monthly or annual billing period (including a $0 invoice when a free trial starts). Find them under Settings → Plan & Billing → Invoices: View invoice opens Stripe’s hosted invoice and Download PDF gives you the official PDF.

Stripe retries the payment automatically and we email you. Your access continues while the payment is retried — update your payment method in Settings → Plan & Billing to settle it.

Not necessarily. Invoices and receipts go to the billing email on your Stripe billing details, which you can change from Plan & Billing. Changing it never changes the email you sign in with.

Settings → Data & Privacy → Clear data on this device wipes only this browser (cloud stays). Delete last import removes your latest import. For permanent account deletion, use Request account deletion or email support — see Data Deletion.