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Turn any bank statement PDF into clean, categorized data

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BankFlow turns the bank and credit card statements you already have into clean, categorized financial data. There's no bank account to link and no credentials to hand over — you upload a statement PDF, or forward it to your private import address, and every transaction on it comes back as structured data in seconds.

It reads the statements that usually break converters: scanned and rotated pages, multi-column layouts, watermarked and password-protected files, and hundred-page exports. You never pick a template or map a single field. Every balance is checked back against the statement so you can see the numbers add up, and anything that looks uncertain is flagged for you to review rather than quietly guessed. Upload the same statement twice and BankFlow catches it instead of doubling your totals.

From there it categorizes each transaction, groups spending by merchant, and learns from your corrections, so the second month takes less work than the first. That gives you a picture of where the money actually goes: spending by category and month, the subscriptions and recurring charges you're paying for and when they renew next, how long your current balance lasts at your current rate, and alerts when a charge is duplicated, a subscription price rises, or the balance runs low.

Your data stays yours and stays portable. Export every transaction to CSV, XLSX, JSON, OFX, or QBO for Excel, QuickBooks, or your accountant, or pull it through the API. Upload only the statements you choose, and delete everything whenever you want.

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Features

  • Any statement, no setup — scanned, rotated, multi-column, watermarked, or password-protected PDFs, plus CSV, XLSX, and JSON. No templates, no field mapping.
  • Checked, not guessed — every balance is reconciled against the statement, and anything uncertain is flagged for review.
  • Categorized automatically — transactions sorted and grouped by merchant, and the categories learn from your corrections.
  • See where it goes — spending by category and month, subscription and recurring charge detection, and how long your balance lasts.
  • Caught for you — duplicate charges, subscription price rises, and low-balance warnings surface on their own.
  • Forward and forget — send statements to your private import address and they arrive ready to import.
  • Yours to take — export to CSV, XLSX, JSON, OFX, or QBO, or use the API.
  • No bank connection — nothing to link, upload only what you choose, delete anytime.

Comments

Hi everyone, I'm Alan, the maker of BankFlow. This started with a spreadsheet I kept redoing. Every month I'd download statement PDFs, retype transactions into Excel, fix the rows that came through as one mangled string, and still not really know where the money went. The converters I tried wanted a template for every bank, or fell over on a scanned page, or quietly dropped rows I only caught when the balance didn't add up. So I built the thing I wanted. You upload a statement PDF, or forward it to a private import address, and every transaction comes back structured, categorized, and ready to export. No bank login, no credentials handed over, no template to pick, no columns to map. The part I care most about is that it checks every balance back against the statement, and flags anything uncertain instead of guessing. A converter that silently gets one row wrong is worse than one that admits it. It also catches the same statement uploaded twice, so your totals don't quietly double. Once the data is in, it groups spending by merchant, shows where the money goes by category and month, surfaces the subscriptions you're paying for and when they renew, and tells you how long your balance lasts at your current rate. Categories learn from your corrections, so the second month is less work than the first. Everything exports to CSV, XLSX, JSON, OFX, or QBO, or comes through the API. Upload only the statements you choose, delete them whenever you want. I'd really like feedback, especially if you have a statement that breaks it. Those are the ones I want to see.

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Hi everyone, I'm Alan, the maker of BankFlow. This started with a spreadsheet I kept redoing. Every month I'd download statement PDFs, retype transactions into Excel, fix the rows that came through as one mangled string, and still not really know where the money went. The converters I tried wanted a template for every bank, or fell over on a scanned page, or quietly dropped rows I only caught when the balance didn't add up. So I built the thing I wanted. You upload a statement PDF, or forward it to a private import address, and every transaction comes back structured, categorized, and ready to export. No bank login, no credentials handed over, no template to pick, no columns to map. The part I care most about is that it checks every balance back against the statement, and flags anything uncertain instead of guessing. A converter that silently gets one row wrong is worse than one that admits it. It also catches the same statement uploaded twice, so your totals don't quietly double. Once the data is in, it groups spending by merchant, shows where the money goes by category and month, surfaces the subscriptions you're paying for and when they renew, and tells you how long your balance lasts at your current rate. Categories learn from your corrections, so the second month is less work than the first. Everything exports to CSV, XLSX, JSON, OFX, or QBO, or comes through the API. Upload only the statements you choose, delete them whenever you want. I'd really like feedback, especially if you have a statement that breaks it. Those are the ones I want to see.

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