Manage Your Finances with Quicken Mobile and Quicken on the Web
Did you know that Quicken membership comes with both a mobile app and a web app at no extra charge?
Designed to give you ultimate financial control any time, anywhere, these personal finance apps are companions to the desktop software, harnessing the power of Quicken on the go.
What Is the Quicken Mobile App?
The Quicken mobile app is a companion app, designed to work with your desktop software. Download it from the App Store or Google Play to see and control your finances wherever you go.
The app syncs with your desktop, so you can keep your finances at home and then check on them at the coffee shop. Or vice versa!
To access your data on the app, turn on sync in your desktop, run a One Step Update, and then sign into the mobile app with your Quicken ID.
Your synced accounts will be available on your device. You can see balances, edit transactions, see spending trends, check your investment portfolio, and more.
If you don’t need mobile or web access you can turn off sync at any time. Like everything else about Quicken, the mobile app keeps you in the driver’s seat.
What Is the Quicken Web App?
The Quicken web app makes that same synced information available to you on the web, using any computer or tablet with a web browser and an internet connection.
Want to use your office computer to check your finances over lunch? Or maybe your sister’s computer while you’re visiting family? Use the web app.
It’s as easy as signing in, and you don’t need to install Quicken. The app works with any modern browser.
If you’re traveling and you didn’t bring the link, don’t worry. We made it easy to remember: app.quicken.com.
What About Security? Are the Apps Safe?
One of the reasons our members choose Quicken for their personal finance management software is our dedication to security. From the very beginning, more than 3 decades ago, Quicken has implemented continuous security updates to keep your data safe.
The mobile app supports Face ID, Touch ID, and passcodes for individual authentication. For the web app, sign in when you want to check your finances and sign out when you’re done. Your data isn’t stored on the phone, tablet, or guest computer.
If you ever lose your device, we’ve got you covered there too.
Today, even with the introduction of the mobile and web apps, your data is still stored on your own computer. If you turn on your phone’s ability to wipe it clean remotely—a good safety precaution for any mobile device—you won’t have to worry about stolen data. For Android, directions are in the Google Help Center. For iPhones and iPads, directions are in Apple’s User Guide.
If you ever think your device might have been stolen, wipe it remotely. Your data will remain safe and sound on your own computer.