Transaction Cleaner
Turn cryptic bank lines into clean vendor names
What it does
Bank feeds hand you TST* SWEETGREEN 0421 when what you need is Sweetgreen, Meals & Entertainment. Paste your lines, get clean vendor names and suggested categories. Free, no account. Built while trying to stop losing Sundays to bookkeeping.
Paste raw bank lines like TST* SWEETGREEN 0421 and get clean vendor names with suggested categories. Free, no account needed. Built for bookkeepers and founders cleaning up messy transaction feeds.
Bank feeds hand you TST* SWEETGREEN 0421 when what you need is Sweetgreen, Meals & Entertainment. Paste your lines below and get both. No account, no upload, no card. Not unless you ask for the results by email. The preview is processed in memory and returned in the same request, with nothing written anywhere. If you ask us to email you the full results, we store that one run so the link has something to open, and delete it after 90 days. We send you the link, once. You are not subscribed to anything and no sequence follows. We do keep the address, so be aware you are giving it to a company that builds bookkeeping software and may eventually have a reason to contact you. It strips…from prosperfinance.app
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