See the month in one glance
Net worth, cash in and out, six-month spending, category mix and budget progress—without connecting a bank account.
Privacy is an action, not a promise
Turn bank-statement PDFs into a clear, auditable money picture. Your browser reads the document; you redact it by hand; only the remainder goes for categorization.
Monthly statement
August · Personal account
The privacy boundary
We do not guess what is sensitive. You decide, draw the boxes, and preview the exact pixels before anything is sent.
The browser parses the original PDF. It is never uploaded or stored.
Draw solid boxes over names, addresses, numbers—or anything else you choose.
Only redacted text and blacked-out page images go for categorization.
Imported transaction
Northstar Energy
−$94.20
Proof, not just prediction
AI can misread a line. Statement Compass keeps the page and rectangle each transaction came from, so checking a number takes one click—not blind trust.
After the import
Net worth, cash in and out, six-month spending, category mix and budget progress—without connecting a bank account.
Each imported transaction keeps a citation to the exact rectangle on the exact statement page where it was read.
Savings goals and a six-month forecast turn your actual spending patterns into an honest forward view.
Group spending, set category budgets, detect recurring payments and catch duplicate imports before they distort the picture.
Pricing
No card required. Pro is shown honestly while billing is still being built.
Free
For building the habit
$0
Pro
For a complete money system
No. There is no bank connection—ever. You stay in control by importing the statement PDF yourself.
Only the text and page images left after your manual redactions. The original PDF is never uploaded or stored.
No. It proposes rows and categories; you review and approve every row before it becomes part of your ledger.
Yes. Settings includes one action to clear transactions, statements and stored redacted page images.