PDF, Excel, CSV, OFX, text or ZIP. It recognizes the bank from the file's format and pulls the transactions without you typing anything.
From your bank, Share → SmartSpendly, and the statement goes right in. No trip through Files.
It reconstructs the whole plan from the installments showing on the statement: how much you've paid, how much is left and until when.
The bank posts the full purchase, reverses it days later, and re-posts it in monthly parts. The app recognizes all three and doesn't count it three times.
It spots the charges that repeat every month and groups them. They're the ones nobody cancels because nobody sees them.
The card payment counted twice, or a transfer between your own accounts counted as spending. Both get flagged on their own.
It cross-checks your invoices against the charges and answers the two April questions: what you spent without an invoice, and what you invoiced that never showed up.
How much of your limit you're using, how your payments look and how close you are to the cutoff.
Every import leaves a trail: which file, which card, which transactions came in. If something went wrong, it reverses whole.
A credit card statement is built for compliance, not for understanding. Installment plans come mixed in with the month's charges, subscriptions hide among purchases, the payment gets counted twice, and the bank reverses a purchase three days later only to re-post it in installments. SmartSpendly reads your bank's PDF, spreadsheet or OFX and separates all of that, because every one of those things changes how much you think you spent.
No new account, nothing to install: you sign in with the same email and password as the app.
The email and password you already use. If you don't remember it, the reset email goes out from that screen.
My cards, transactions, banks, imported files…
The session lives only in that tab and is erased when you close it.
The web is for reading; entry happens in the app. Two places writing at once is how information gets lost.
Permissions are enforced server-side, not by the page.
The web is read-only: statements are imported from the app.
For anyone with several cards who wants to know where the money goes without typing in a single transaction.