How it works

From bank PDF to clarity,
in under a minute.

No bank linking. No spreadsheet wrangling. Just upload, wait a few seconds, and start asking real questions about where your money goes.

Step 01

Drop in a PDF

Drag any text-based bank or credit card statement into the upload zone. Chase, Wells Fargo, AmEx, Discover, Capital One, most credit unions — all supported. Drop up to 10 at once.

  • PDF stays on your account servers
  • We never ask for your banking credentials
  • Encrypted PDFs unlocked once you provide the password
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Drop PDFs here
Up to 10 at a time
Step 02

We extract & categorize

Every transaction parsed, every merchant normalized, every category assigned — in under 10 seconds per statement. Recurring charges flagged automatically.

  • 22 spending categories covering 99% of real-world purchases
  • Same merchant gets the same category across all your statements
  • Subscription detection runs in the background
Extract text0.4s
Detect transactions0.7s
Normalize merchants1.0s
Assign categories1.3s
Flag subscriptions
Output
55 transactions · 12 categories · 4 subscriptions
Step 03

Browse, filter, export

Switch between accounts, search by merchant, slice by category, drill into any month. Download everything as Excel when you need it.

  • Re-categorize anything with a click — your overrides stick
  • Filter by date range, account, category, or amount
  • Excel export preserves filters and formatting
Dining
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Mar 28Tartine BakeryDining−$14.50
Mar 22Joe's PizzaDining−$28.00
Mar 19Sushi YasudaDining−$132.40
Mar 12Café RéveilleDining−$8.20
Mar 06Tartine BakeryDining−$14.50
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Export to Excel
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Anti-features

What Sortlumo deliberately doesn't do.

Most personal finance tools quietly sell your spending data, link to your bank in ways you'd never authorize if asked plainly, or bury you in features you'll never use.

We don't link to your bank

No Plaid. No Yodlee. We never see, store, or transmit your banking credentials.

We don't sell your data

Your spending history is not a product. We don't have a data team mining it for insights to sell.

We don't track you across the web

No third-party analytics on your statements. No retargeting pixels for things you bought.

We don't bury you in features

No budgets you'll set once and ignore. No goals that gamify your spending. Just: where did the money go?

3 free statements. No card. No bank password.