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Mint for Windows, Mac and Android
Mint — shared budgets you edit together, plus spreadsheet templates you can build and sell. Free, no account needed for budgets. The first time it opens, Mint asks for your language and region (the region sets your currency).
| Your device | Download | How to install |
|---|---|---|
| Windows 10/11 | Mint-Windows-Setup.exe | Open it and press Install (no admin needed). If Windows says it protected your PC, choose More info → Run anyway (the app isn't code-signed yet). Without installing: Mint-Windows-Portable.zip. |
| Mac with Apple chip (M1 and newer) | Mint-macOS-AppleSilicon.dmg | Open it and drag Mint to Applications. The first time, macOS blocks it because it isn't notarized: System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. |
| Mac with Intel chip | Mint-macOS-Intel.dmg | Same as above. Not sure which Mac? Apple menu → About This Mac shows Chip (Apple) or Processor (Intel). |
| Android | Mint-Android.apk | Download it on the phone, open it and allow installing from your browser. It updates an earlier Mint app in place. |
| iPhone | Open in Safari | Share → Add to Home Screen (free, updates itself). |
The apps load Mint from the web, so new features arrive without reinstalling. Checksums for this build: SHA256SUMS.txt.
Built from 793f11f.
Android signing certificate (V2 Signer: certificate SHA-256 digest: 6af9f40ffa931832c1bc6694db4d2a14d4200dd880379731005b021220ab0b0d).