Import instead of typing
Drop in your monthly statements and let SpendixAI read, match and categorise the transactions.
Salary arrives, bills leave, and by the end of the month it is hard to say where the rest went. SpendixAI turns your statements into a clear picture without a spreadsheet.


Drop in your monthly statements and let SpendixAI read, match and categorise the transactions.
The dashboard and Insights show your spend trend, top categories and top merchants at a glance.
The savings rate and cash-flow reports show how much of your income you actually save.
Four small steps, once a month.
Download last month’s statements and import each one into the right account.
Clear uncategorised items. Correct a category once and it is remembered.
Open the dashboard, check the top categories and look at your savings rate.
Cancel a subscription, trim a category, or move a fixed amount into savings.
Each one is answered by a report in the Report library, built from your own transactions.
Open the “Top expense categories” report.
Open the “Savings rate by month” report.
Open the “Average daily burn” report.
Open the “Recurring charges” report.
Open the “Day-of-week pattern” report.
Open the “Uncategorised aging” report.
No. SpendixAI never asks for your net-banking login. You import statements you download yourself.
Yes. The Free plan includes statement import, default categories, the dashboard and insights.
About twenty minutes. The monthly money review checklist on the blog walks through it.

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