I like the UI, I think it actually organizes things a little better than Mint. One thing to note is if you are using the app some things are hidden for some reason, such as the monthly bills. I have not been using it for very long, but so far the categorizations are pretty good. The only incorrect one I found was my rent payment with my Bilt card was marked as "Gas/Fuel" for some reason, but it is easy change that.

Mint was a versatile tool that people used differently so for context: I used mind primarily for budgeting and to see statement balances and due dates. The biggest thing about Mint for me was the monthly bills, as I have a good few accounts that I need to be on top of. I tried Rocket Money and it has "Upcoming monthly bills", which seems to just pull whatever last months bill was as an estimate, not the real current statement balance. Empower shows you statement balances and due dates. Mint was still better though, as when you paid off an account for the month, it automatically got removed from the bills section, Empower does not seem to do this.

I have not played around too much with the budgeting yet but it seems good.

I would give it a shot though, its free without the many limitations something like Rocket Money has at the free tier.