ReadMyStatement
See where the money you spent actually went
What it does
Upload a bank statement PDF and get told in plain English where the money went. No bank login, nothing stored. Works with banks worldwide.
Upload the bank or credit card statement you already have. We read it and show you what you spent it on — in plain English. Why we don't ask you to connect your bank. Every other budgeting app needs your banking credentials through a service like Plaid — which is why they only work in a handful of countries. A PDF is a PDF. If your bank can give you a statement, we can read it. From your bank's app or website, as a PDF. It's usually filed under Statements or Documents. This is the file your bank already gives you. It's read in memory and never written to our disks. We don't ask who you are, and there's nothing to sign up for. Every transaction sorted into plain categories, your biggest…from readmystatement.com
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