Free Chrome ExtensionAnalyze bank statements
without leaving your browser
A Chrome side panel that reads any PDF bank statement, categorizes every transaction with AI, shows where your money goes, and exports to CSV, Excel, QIF, OFX, or QBO.
No account required · One free upload · Works with any bank
How it works
Install the extension
Click "Add to Chrome" — installation is free, and the one free upload needs no account.
Open the side panel
Click the extension icon in your toolbar. The side panel slides open on the right.
Upload a PDF
Drag & drop or click to select your bank statement PDF. Any bank, any format.
Get your analysis
In ~30 seconds: categorized transactions, spending chart, savings rate, and export buttons.
Everything you need in a side panel
Same powerful AI as the full web app — packaged into a panel that stays open while you browse.
Side panel stays open
The extension opens in Chrome's side panel. Browse other tabs, switch between pages — your analysis stays pinned on the right. No popups that vanish when you click away.
AI-powered categorization
Every transaction is classified into 19 spending categories — groceries, rent, subscriptions, dining, transport, and more. The same Gemini AI engine that powers the full web app.
Export to 5 formats
One click to download your transactions as CSV, Excel (.xlsx), QIF (Quicken), OFX, or QBO (QuickBooks). Ready to import into any accounting software.
Spending breakdown chart
See exactly where your money goes with a donut chart and category-by-category breakdown. Income vs expenses, savings rate, and top merchants — all in the side panel.
Works with any bank
Upload a PDF from Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank, Capital One, HSBC, Barclays, or any other bank worldwide. If it's a PDF bank statement, the extension can read it.
Your data stays private
Your PDF is processed in memory and immediately discarded — never stored on disk, never shared. Only the structured transaction data is saved to display your results.
Works with every bank
If your bank gives you a PDF statement, this extension can read it. Here are some of the banks our users analyze most often:
Who uses this extension
Freelancers & self-employed
Categorize business vs personal expenses, export to CSV for your accountant, track deductions throughout the year.
People applying for loans
Mortgage lenders ask for categorized bank statements. Analyze yours before you submit — catch issues before they do.
Budget-conscious individuals
See exactly where your money goes each month. Find subscriptions you forgot about. Set a baseline for your budget.
Bookkeepers & accountants
Import client bank statements into QuickBooks, Xero, or Excel in seconds. QBO, OFX, and QIF export built in.
Extension vs web app
Both use the same AI engine. The extension is for quick, in-browser analysis. The web app is for deeper insights.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Chrome extension free?
Yes. Anonymous users get one free upload total, ever. That upload analyzes up to 10 PDF pages and shows up to 20 transactions. Free accounts show up to 50 transactions per report. Pro includes 200 pages per billing cycle with full transaction visibility, and Business includes 500 pages per billing cycle.
Which banks does it work with?
Every bank that provides PDF statements — Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank, Capital One, HSBC, Barclays, Lloyds, SBI, and hundreds more worldwide.
Is my data safe?
Yes. Your PDF is processed in memory and immediately discarded — never stored on disk, never shared. Only the structured transaction data is saved to display your results.
What export formats are supported?
CSV, Excel (.xlsx), QIF (Quicken), OFX (Open Financial Exchange), and QBO (QuickBooks Online). One-click download directly from the side panel.
Do I need an account?
No. You can start without an account. The one-time free upload analyzes up to 10 PDF pages and shows up to 20 transactions. A free account shows up to 50 transactions per report; upgrade when you need more.
How is this different from the website?
Same AI engine, same results. The extension is just more convenient — it opens in a side panel so you can analyze statements while browsing your bank's website, without switching tabs.
Does it work with scanned or image-based PDFs?
Yes. If the PDF doesn't contain selectable text, the extension automatically uses OCR (optical character recognition) to read the document.
Try it now — it's free
Install the extension, upload a bank statement PDF, and see your spending breakdown in 30 seconds.
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