Apple Card data download to Quicken

While it is not possible to download Apple Card data per se, at least not at this time, there is a good workaround.

On my Mac, I downloaded a free app "PDF Reader Pro Lite", or similar app, which contains an OCR (Occasional Character Recognition) software.

Step 1 - I then go to the app on my phone,

Step 2 - tap on "Total Balance",

Step 3 - tap on the statement that I want to pull the data from,

Step 4 - then "Download a PDF Statement

Step 5 - send the Statement to my Mac

Step 6 - Open PDF Reader Pro Lite, or any other app with an OCR Engine.

Step 7 - Convert the Statement into an Excel File

Step 8 - Open the Excel File, and copy the transaction data from the file.

Step 9 - Properly format and prepare the transaction data to be uploaded into Quicken, Acorn, or any appropriate App.

Enjoy.

Sorry, no. It is not supported. See the following from See your Apple Card spending history - Apple Support

Exporting data from Apple Card to a financial app like Mint is not currently supported.

It is also one of the reasons I don't have an Apple Card. You may want to also provide feedback to Apple via the following: Feedback - Apple Pay - Apple

I know the "user-to-user" nature of this exchange. That said, you seem to be much more tuned into all thing Apple then I. The Apple card has some intriguing features, e.g. immediate purchase verification; but not being able to use Quicken, Mint, etc., with the card is a deal breaker for me. Thanks for the quick response. I appreciate it.

Is there a time frame for this to be rectified? I will not be using my new Apple Card any more until I can get visibility to spending with Mint and Quicken. Pretty major miss for a financial product.

Thanks for the info. Does Apple plan Direct Connect support for Quicken users in the future? This is a "must have" feature for me.

This is primarily a user-to-user support forum; other Apple users like you.

To the best of my knowledge Apple hasn't made any public announcement about future plans.

9 steps, and I'm not sure I'm programmer enough for #9.

At least there's a way, but I think I'll stick with my one step VISA for awhile. ;-)

BTW, I sincerely enjoy your post.

This is primarily a user-to-user support forum; other Apple users like you.

To the best of my knowledge Apple hasn't made any public announcement about future plans.

LJellins wrote:

OCR (Occasional Character Recognition)

Just as a tip, OCR stands for Optical Character Recognition.