For Windows 10 and 11
Convert your bank statements into a ledger.
LocoLedger reads your PDF bank statements and keeps every transaction together on your computer.
| Date | Description | Amount | Balance | Adds up |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 02 Aug | GROCER | −62.40 | 1,177.60 | ✓ adds up |
| 04 Aug | STREAMING | −9.99 | 1,167.61 | ✓ adds up |
| 05 Aug | SALARY | 2,100.00 | 3,267.61 | ✓ adds up |
| 07 Aug | CITY ENERGY | −148.00 | 3,119.61 | ✓ adds up |
How it works
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Add a statement
LocoLedger copies it into its folder. Your original stays where it is.
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Every line is checked
Each balance has to match the statement. Anything that does not waits for you.
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Keep your ledger
Every statement in one place, and out to Excel whenever you want.
Will it work for you?
Works with
- Bank statements as PDFs with text in them
- A running balance on each line
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
Does not work with
- Scanned or photographed pages
- Mac or Linux
LocoLedger or an online converter?
| Question | Online converter | LocoLedger |
|---|---|---|
| Your statement goes | To their server | Into a folder on your computer |
| What it collects | Depends on the site | No usage data at all |
| To start | Open the site | Install the app |
| Scans | Some read them | Not read |
| Balance check | Varies | Every line |
| Afterwards | You download a file | One ledger of all your transactions |
Questions
Can I get my transactions into Excel?
Yes. Go to Settings → Export → Transactions, and LocoLedger saves a CSV file that Excel opens. It holds every transaction read from your statements, with its date, description, amount, balance and account, so you export once rather than once per statement.
Why not use an online converter?
For one file, an online converter is quicker. But you send it the whole statement, which usually carries your name, address and account number as well as every transaction. LocoLedger reads the statement on your computer and keeps it in a folder there, next to every other statement you add.
Does it work with my bank?
LocoLedger reads the table of transactions on the statement itself, so it is not limited to a list of banks. It works best with statements in English.
If yours does not read well, tell us at support@locoledger.com and we will try to make it work.
How do I know it read my statement right?
Every amount is checked against the balance printed on the statement, so a misread figure is flagged for you to review before it goes into your ledger.
The one thing the math cannot check is the description, such as a shop's name. Give the rows a quick look the first time you add a statement from a new bank.
Does an AI read my statement?
No. LocoLedger reads your statement on your computer, with no AI involved.
If you connect Claude or ChatGPT, it never receives your statements, at any setting. It can only see what your Sharing settings allow. See the levels you can choose from.
Try it on one statement
Download for WindowsWindows 10 or 11, 64-bit · first run shows a Windows warning — how to handle it