Built pdftoexcel because every existing bank-statement-to-Excel tool I tried — including just dropping the PDF into ChatGPT — happily returned plausible-looking spreadsheets without any way to prove the math reconciled.
For a forensic accountant pulling a 5-year discovery packet, or a divorce attorney tracing an undisclosed asset, that's the difference between an exhibit that holds up in deposition and one that quietly misstates the case.
So pdftoexcel does the one thing general LLMs architecturally can't: it rebuilds the running balance from extracted transactions and refuses to stamp Verified until Σ(transactions) = ending − starting balance within $0.01. If a row breaks the math, you see exactly which one — not a silently misstated total.
What's shipped:
75+ banks across US, UK, Canada (hand-tuned fast-paths for top US banks, AI fallback for the rest)
Scanned statements through vision OCR with the same reconciliation guarantee
XLSX, CSV, and QBO exports
Free tier: 15 pages/month, no card
Bootstrapped solo. Pre-launching on Product Hunt Thursday April 30 — would love early feedback from anyone in bookkeeping, accounting, or legal-tech: what's the biggest pain in your current statement-to-Excel workflow?
— Kyr
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Built pdftoexcel because every existing bank-statement-to-Excel tool I tried — including just dropping the PDF into ChatGPT — happily returned plausible-looking spreadsheets without any way to prove the math reconciled.
For a forensic accountant pulling a 5-year discovery packet, or a divorce attorney tracing an undisclosed asset, that's the difference between an exhibit that holds up in deposition and one that quietly misstates the case.
So pdftoexcel does the one thing general LLMs architecturally can't: it rebuilds the running balance from extracted transactions and refuses to stamp Verified until Σ(transactions) = ending − starting balance within $0.01. If a row breaks the math, you see exactly which one — not a silently misstated total.
What's shipped:
Bootstrapped solo. Pre-launching on Product Hunt Thursday April 30 — would love early feedback from anyone in bookkeeping, accounting, or legal-tech: what's the biggest pain in your current statement-to-Excel workflow?
— Kyr