📊 Offline Budget & Trends Charts

Statement Budget Visualizer

Drop your bank statement PDF to auto-categorize transactions and view interactive expense breakdown charts. 100% local, offline, and private.

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Drop PDF statement here to visualize
or click to browse your files (runs fully locally on your device)
Structuring statement transactions...

statement.pdf

Visualized transaction charts compiled locally.

🍕 Expense Category Breakdown

📈 Daily Ledger Balance Trend

Interactive Expense Breakdown & Trends

Safely track cash flow trends locally in your browser

Key Features & Benefits

🏷️ Smart Auto-Categorization

Groups transactions automatically into core categories (Rent & Housing, Food & Dining, Utilities, Shopping, Travel & Transit, Transfers) using smart keyword heuristics.

🍩 Visual Share Charts

Interactive doughnut charts render category totals immediately, helping you identify where the largest shares of cash outflows are directed.

📈 Balance Velocity Trend

Plots chronological daily balance curves so you can see cash burn speeds, balance dips, or inflow peaks across monthly statement timelines.

🛡️ Safe Local Rendering

Powered by Chart.js client-side scripts. Your statement figures, balances, and transaction details are handled purely inside your browser sandbox.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our script reads payment memo fields and filters descriptions against regular expression keyword presets matching popular brands, landlord checks, restaurant names, cell service carriers, retail stores, and online payment wires.
Yes. You can right-click any chart canvas image area inside the dashboard and choose "Save Image As..." to save them as PNGs, or print the entire page (Ctrl+P) to compile a custom PDF report.
Yes! First use our secure PDF Statement Merger to merge several monthly PDF statement files chronologically, then upload the combined consolidated PDF here to view aggregate long-term trends.
No. Your financial figures are processed purely locally in the active tab session. Once you close the tab, all variables and parsed transactions are permanently wiped from the browser's volatile memory.