Free tool
Find the leaks in your bank transactions.
Drop in the transaction files from your bank's website and get plain sentences back: forgotten subscriptions, price increases, double charges and where the money went.
- Read on your own device, never uploaded
- Free, with no sign-up
Drop your files here
CSV, Excel, OFX or QFX from your bank's website. PDFs can't be read yet.
Three months or more works best. Drop several files at once, from every account you use.
Good to know
Use three months or more
One month shows where your money went. Forgotten subscriptions, price increases and changes in your spending only show up across several, so pick the longest range your bank offers.
Nothing is uploaded
This page reads your files on your own device. They aren't sent to us or anyone else, and they're gone when you close the tab.
No investment advice
It describes what happened in your accounts. It never tells you what to buy or sell.
Where to find the file
- Sign in to your bank's website (phone apps rarely offer downloads).
- Open the account and look near the transactions for Download or Export.
- Choose the longest date range offered, and CSV as the format.
- Do the same for each account and card, then drop all the files here together.
| Chase | The account's activity, then the download icon above the transactions |
|---|---|
| Bank of America | The account's activity, then Download above the transactions |
| Wells Fargo | Download Account Activity, on the account page or under its menu |
| Capital One | The account, then Download Transactions |
| Citi | The account's transactions, then Download or Export |
| Discover | Activity & Statements, then Download |
| American Express | Statements & Activity, then Download |
| Others | Look for Export, Download or Quicken near the transactions |