<prompt> Human: For the past few months Ive been lurking in rpersonalfinance pretty regularly and almost every time I read through a thread Mint.com was mentioned. Today I finally broke down and created an account. I want to thank everyone who has mentioned Mint.com in this sub. It is a truely amazing website! I also suggest anyone who hasnt checked it out or doesnt know what it is to look it up! Oh, Last month I also finished paying off my Credit Card, which only had a 4,100 balance, but it feels so good not to have that hanging over my head. I owe all of this to rPersonalFinance! Thanks a lot!!Assistant: Next try YNAB and youll totally have your mind blown :Human: I just looked at it. It appears it just as a much more detailed version of the Mint.com budgeting feature. It looks very useful.  <response>: Very different tools. YNAB is much more focused on budgeting obviously and the future while Mint is more on trends and the past. 