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Turn a messy statement into a clean list of transactions.

Trusted by households — and built for the professionals who clean up after them.

Download a PDF or CSV from your bank, then upload it here. LedgerLens pulls out each transaction and helps you check the rows that need a second look.

Copilot Money starts by connecting your accounts through data providers — Plaid, Mastercard, MX and Akoya.

LedgerLens starts with the statement you already have — PDF or CSV — so your bank login stays at your bank. Copilot's help centre on how it gets your data

  • No bank connection required
  • No credit card to get started
  • Delete uploaded documents anytime
  • 30-day money-back guaranteefirst charge on a new paid plan, under 20 documents processed. Full policy

Your statement should not feel like a puzzle.

Store names do not always make sense. Personal and work costs can land in the same file. By the time you need the numbers, the rows all look alike.

LedgerLens gives you one place to check the list, fix unclear categories, and keep a clean copy.

From statement to clean list in three steps

  1. 01
    A multi-page bank statement, still creased from the post, lying open across the keyboard of an open laptop whose screen is turned away, its printed transaction rows set out in date, description and amount columns.

    Download and upload

    Get a PDF or CSV from your bank. Upload the file to LedgerLens. You never share your bank login.

  2. 02
    The same bank statement lying flat on the desk, several transaction rows ticked in the left margin and one row singled out by a small teal index tab, with a pen resting beside it.

    Check the rows

    LedgerLens pulls out the transactions and suggests categories. Review the rows that look unclear, then change any category that needs fixing.

  3. 03
    A freshly printed, uncreased list of reviewed transactions squared on the desk in even ruled columns, with the creased original bank statement pushed away behind it.

    Keep what you need

    Use the clean list in LedgerLens. On Plus or a higher plan, download the reviewed transactions as an Excel file. Delete an uploaded document whenever you want.

How this compares

Choose the workflow that fits.

Three apps people ask us about, and what each one needs from you before it can show you a transaction. Every sentence about another product links to that product's own documentation.

Three ways to use LedgerLens

Illustrative walkthroughs written by LedgerLens to show how the product works. These are not customer testimonials and do not describe any actual customer.

01

An illustration of Maria: a woman in her late fifties sitting upright at her desktop computer, holding one ruled statement sheet up at chest height while her other hand rests on a squared stack beside the keyboard.

Maria, household organizer

Maria is 58. She has two monthly statements and a few store names she does not recognize. She uploads the files, checks the unclear rows, and changes any category that looks wrong.

02

An illustration of Daniel: a man in his late forties sitting at a steel workbench, holding his phone level above a single receipt slip to photograph it, with an open laptop at the end of the bench and more slips fanned beside him.

Daniel, freelancer

I want to check the unclear rows before I send the file to my accountant.

Daniel uploads his statements, separates work costs from personal spending, and reviews the list. Excel download is available on Plus and higher plans.

03

An illustration of Renee: a woman in her early sixties sitting upright at her computer, lifting one ruled sheet clear of the nearer of two paper trays on the worktable, her other hand resting beside the keyboard.

Renee, home and side business

Renee has household costs and side-business costs in the same month. She uses filters to review each group, then keeps the clean list with her other records.

Also in ChatGPT

Ask ChatGPT about your own transactions.

Connect LedgerLens to ChatGPT and ask it what you spent, where, and when — free on every plan, including Starter. Read-only: it can never see raw PDFs, card numbers, or account numbers.

See what works in ChatGPT

Here is what it looks like inside.

LedgerLens in use: parsed statements, the triage queue, and cash-flow analytics.
The actual product — parsed statements, the triage queue, and cash-flow analytics. No mockups.

Built for review-heavy workflows

Different money situations. One cleaner review surface.

LedgerLens is not trying to be a universal money super-app. It is tuned for statement review, transaction verification, and cleanup across the workflows below.

Households

Review card charges, recurring bills, and monthly statements without app-switching.

Freelancers

Separate reimbursements, client expenses, and personal spend before export time.

Small Businesses

Keep uploaded statements searchable so month-end reviews take less manual cleanup.

Creators

Check payouts, subscriptions, and business purchases before they blur together.

Students

Stay on top of tuition, loan, and living-expense activity in one review surface.

You choose what to upload. You can delete it later.

LedgerLens does not sell your financial data or use it for ads. LedgerLens and OpenAI do not use your financial data to train their models.

Some statements need outside help to read the transaction text. When that happens, OpenAI processes the text needed to return the result. It does not receive your uploaded file, but the text it reads can include your account number.

Read the privacy policy

30-day money-back guaranteefirst charge on a new paid plan, under 20 documents processed. Full policy

Before you connect anything

Bank feeds optimize for automatic syncing. LedgerLens optimizes for verification.

Both are real jobs. This is the one LedgerLens is built for, and what it costs you to try it is one statement.

Bank-feed budgeting apps compared with LedgerLens on how data gets in, what it takes to start, and what the workflow is built around.
How your data gets inBank-feed budgeting apps

Connect an account through a data provider. Copilot uses Plaid, Mastercard, MX and Akoya.

Copilot's help centre on how it gets your data

LedgerLens

Upload the PDF or CSV your bank already gives you.

What it takes to startBank-feed budgeting apps

Rocket Money requires at least one linked checking account.

Rocket Money's help centre on linked checking accounts

LedgerLens

No bank connection and no credit card. Starter is free.

What the workflow is built aroundBank-feed budgeting apps

Transactions arriving automatically from the linked account.

Copilot's help centre on how it gets your dataRocket Money's help centre on linked checking accounts

LedgerLens

Reviewing what came in: isolate uncategorized activity, correct a category a row at a time, and export the reviewed list to Excel on Plus and higher.

Simple pricing

Start free. Choose more only when you need it.

Starter is $0. Use it to upload statements, pull out transactions, and review the list.

Need an Excel file or more room for monthly reviews? Plus is $12 a month or $120 a year.

Starter

$0

Free forever


  • Upload statements and extract transactions
  • Filter by date, type, and category
  • Uncategorized review (timeline + largest items)
Get Started

Plus

$12

per month — or $120/year


  • Everything in Starter
  • Budget Wizard - guided plan creation
  • Export transactions (Excel)
  • Higher document upload volume
  • More review insights and faster triage
  • Priority processing during peak times
Get Plus

Pro

$19

per month — or $190/year


  • Everything in Plus
  • Budget Wizard - guided plan creation
  • Highest document upload volume
  • Advanced review workflows
  • Priority support
Get Pro

Business

$49

per month — or $490/year


  • Everything in Pro
  • Budget Wizard - guided plan creation
  • 200 statements/month upload limit
  • Priority support
  • Personalized onboarding call and quarterly account review
  • Annual invoicing and Net-30 terms available on request
Get Business

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about LedgerLens

Do I need to connect my bank account?
No. LedgerLens works entirely from uploaded bank statements — PDFs or CSV exports from your bank. Your banking credentials are never required, and we never request read access to your accounts.
How does pricing work?
Starter is free forever and covers core upload-and-review functionality. Plus is $12/month (or $120/year) and adds the Budget Wizard, Excel export, and higher upload volume. Pro is $19/month (or $190/year) and is built for high-volume reviewers. Business is $49/month (or $490/year) and is built for professional bookkeepers and small accounting firms.
Is my financial data secure?
Your uploaded statements are processed and stored under AES-256 encryption with strict access controls. We never sell or share your financial data with third parties. You can delete uploaded documents from the dashboard at any time.
How is LedgerLens different from apps that link to my bank?
Apps like Mint or Copilot require your bank login credentials to be stored by a third party. LedgerLens has no bank connection — you upload the statement yourself, review it on your terms, and export the result. Your bank login never leaves your bank.
Can I cancel or delete my account?
Yes. You can delete uploaded documents from the dashboard whenever you like. You can cancel your subscription at any time with no long-term contract and no cancellation fees.

Ready to clean up one statement?

Create a free account. Upload one statement. Check the transactions before you choose a paid plan.

No bank connection required. No credit card to get started. Delete uploaded documents anytime.

30-day money-back guaranteefirst charge on a new paid plan, under 20 documents processed. Full policy

People, photos, and quotes on this page are LedgerLens illustrations — not real customers, and not descriptions of any actual customer's statements or experience.