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Effortlessly transform bank and card statements into organized financial data. Automatically extract transactions from PDFs or CSVs, view cash flow at a glance, and analyze spending patterns with visual breakdowns. Export your data to Excel for taxes or budgeting.
1.5
October 29, 2026
Your first Excel export is now free. Import a statement, check the rows, and export it to Excel before deciding on Pro.
Unlimited statement imports and Excel export
Fixed in 1.3: password-protected bank PDFs now open.
StatementSnap supports both PDF and CSV file formats for importing bank and card e-statements. This allows for flexibility in how you obtain and use your financial data.
StatementSnap prioritizes user privacy by keeping your data on your device. This means your sensitive financial information does not leave your phone or tablet, reducing the risk of unauthorized access.
Yes, StatementSnap allows you to import statements from any bank or card issuer. You can import statements from various accounts to get a comprehensive view of your overall financial activity.
StatementSnap provides a visual breakdown of your spending with percentage-by-category charts. It also ranks your biggest merchants and expenses, helping you understand exactly where your money is going.
StatementSnap was last updated on October 12, 2026, with version 1.1. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support for the application.
Based on the provided information, StatementSnap is supported on iPhone and iPad. There is no mention of Android compatibility, so it is likely an iOS-exclusive application.
Currently, StatementSnap has a rating of 1.0 stars from 1 rating. This single rating suggests very limited user feedback available at this time.
No, StatementSnap does not contain advertisements. The application is free to use and does not display any ads, providing a distraction-free experience.