An Expense Tracker App That Starts From Your Bank Statement

Track expenses without typing every transaction

Most expense tracking fails at the same step: entering the data. SavingStat starts from what your bank already knows. Upload a CSV or PDF statement, or photograph a paper receipt, and every line comes back as a draft transaction on the wallet you picked, with a category and a budget already chosen.

You review and publish. You do not retype. Anything that matches something you already recorded is flagged as a duplicate before it lands, so repeating an import is safe.

See how a bank statement import works from upload to published rows, or how a photographed receipt becomes a transaction.

Organize spending with your own categories

Categories are your own labels, not a fixed list. Every import suggests one for each row, and you change anything that lands wrong.

Budgets group spending into named containers, and you can share a budget with someone else. A grocery run lands in the right category and the right budget at the same time, so the month reads the way you think about it.

See where your money goes

Spending breaks down by category and by budget. Each month shows totals for income and spending, with a daily chart for each. Because the import brings in every line, the picture is complete rather than a sample of what you remembered to record.

Income alongside spending

SavingStat records income next to spending, and income sources give recurring pay a label of its own. A month shows what came in, what went out, and what is left.

Who this expense tracker app is for

People who want to know where their money goes without keeping a spreadsheet. The same personal finance app works for one person with one bank account, for a household reading a shared budget together, and for anyone earning in one currency and spending in another with a multi-currency setup.