Apple Card data download to Quicken

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.