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StatementSheet
Convert bank statements to Excel — without uploading them
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Convert bank statements to Excel — without uploading them
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StatementSheet converts PDF bank and card statements to Excel/CSV entirely in your browser - files never touch a server (it works in airplane mode). Every statement is re-verified against its own running balance to the penny, or it's flagged and free. $19 per batch, no subscription, no account. Open source.
The airplane mode thing is genuinely cool since privacy is a real concern with financial docs. Would be amazing if it could also remember column mappings for repeat statements from the same bank, basically so you don't have to re-format the output every time you process your monthly statement. Would save a lot of clicks honestly.
@ahmetrtensjl1 Thanks. The airplane test is my favorite demo too.
Good news on the mapping part: there's actually no column mapping to remember. StatementSheet auto-detects each bank's layout and always outputs the same clean columns, and every statement is re-verified against its own running balances, so repeat monthly statements from the same bank just work (and if a layout ever doesn't, that's a bug I fix, not a mapping you configure).
But you put your finger on something real with "re-format the output every time" - the massaging people do after export for their accounting import. So I just shipped that today because of this comment: you can now set your date style (ISO or MM/DD/YYYY) and choose one signed amount column vs. separate debit/credit columns, and it's remembered for next time on your device, like everything else here; settings never touch a server. Live now if you want to try it.
Keep the feature requests coming, especially bank formats. If a statement fails to verify, tell me the bank and I can usually fix it quickly.
the in-browser thing actually works offline which is kind of wild, dropped a pdf in and it spat out a clean csv with the balances matching to the cent. really nice for anyone paranoid about uploading financial docs