See bank fees and subscriptions on your statement PDF
A private budget app that shows what you can safely spend
Stage
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Founded
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Based in
CA
US
Pricing model
Freemium
Free trial
Pricing
Free: $0 USD (one statement per month). Pro: $5.99 USD per month or $47 USD per year (save 35%). Pro Canada: $7.99 CAD per month or $64 CAD per year. Sales tax applies where applicable.
7-day free trial, then monthly or annual subscription. Exact pricing shown in App Store or Google Play purchase flow.
Key features
Upload bank statements in PDF format
Identify and list all bank fees
List all subscriptions found in statements
Categorize all charges automatically
Process statements locally without uploading
Annual fee estimates for each bank charge
Tips on negotiating with banks to remove fees
Download charges as spreadsheet
See spending breakdown by month
Support for major US and Canadian banks
Freeflow Engine - shows what is actually usable after protecting bills, debt, and savings
Cash Low Point Monitoring - projects how low available cash may fall before next paycheck
Afford It Decision Tool - checks whether a purchase fits the financial plan
Bill Reminders - track upcoming, due, paid, and overdue bills
Debt Payoff Tools - snowball and avalanche calculations with interest savings
Savings Goal Tracking - create and track progress on savings goals
Reserved Cash - separate committed money from everyday spending
Paycheck Planning - plan around income timing including irregular income
Manual Budgeting - plan without connecting a bank account
What makes it different
No bank login or account required to analyze first statement
PDF never leaves your device
Converts fees to annual figures for easy comparison
Customizable charge categories
No bank sync or bank credentials required - keeps financial data private and avoids broken connections
Local-first architecture - financial data stored on device, never sold
Looks forward to upcoming obligations instead of backward at past spending
Shows safe-to-spend amount rather than just balance