The Hartford vs Envelope Tracker

Welcome to The Hartford’s mobile app for auto, home, business insurance and employee benefits. ­­­⁠Our app makes it easier than ever to take control of your insurance journey, right from your phone. –  Fast, secure access
 Log in with Face ID or Touch ID. No password needed. –  Access policy details
 Get a snapshot of your coverages without searching through documents. –  Easy billing
 Pay your bill and review recent payment activity right from the app. –  Digital auto ID cards
 Access your digital personal auto ID cards on the go, download them to your phone or save them to your Apple Wallet. Need to do more?
 The app connects you directly to our full mobile website—no extra sign-in required. From there, you can: –  Start a claim –  Track claim progress and payments –  Set up automatic bill pay –  Make changes to your policy or vehicle –  Access your certificate of insurance –  Get your policy documents –  And much more! Download The Hartford’s app today. Some features may not be available to all users right away. In the meantime, you can manage your account by visiting the website through the app. Enabling Face ID or Touch ID makes access even faster and more secure.

Envelope Tracker is a simple, private way to stay aware of what you have left this week. Set one weekly spending envelope, add the categories that make sense for you, and log purchases as they happen. Your dashboard shows what is left, what you have spent, and how your pace compares with the week so far. Features: - Log spending with a vendor, amount, category, date, and optional note - Remember vendors to speed up repeated entries - Split one purchase across multiple categories - Review past weeks and filter spending history - Carry money forward at the start of a new week, or start fresh - See your current envelope in small and medium widgets - Export your transaction history as a CSV file - Keep your data in your private iCloud account so it can sync between your own Apple devices Envelope Tracker does not require bank linking, receipt scanning, social sharing, advertising, or third-party behavioral analytics.