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LedgerLens
Statements to spreadsheets, privately.
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Statements to spreadsheets, privately.
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LedgerLens is a native desktop app that turns messy PDF bank statements into clean, spreadsheet-ready rows. It auto-detects different bank layouts, extracts every transaction — date, description, debit, credit, balance — and reconciles to the penny. Because it runs entirely on your device, your financial data is never uploaded, and you don't even need an account to start.
Auto-detecting bank layouts and reconciling to the penny is the hard part, most tools stop at "extracted something that looks like a number." Question from someone who's built PDF statement parsing before: how does it handle statements that are scanned images rather than text-layer PDFs, since that's usually where auto-detection breaks down and you're relying on OCR instead of just reading the text? And when a reconciliation doesn't add up, does it flag the specific row that's off, or just tell you the total is wrong?