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Comparisons and walkthroughs for tracking spending from bank statements, written by the people who build Pulget.
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Bank statements for your accountant: one categorized CSV, traceable to every page
Turn a year of PDF statements into one categorized CSV your accountant can check line by line against the source documents.
Analyze a bank statement with AI: what a chatbot gets wrong, and what to use instead
Chatbots read statements well but skip rows, miscount totals and forget last month. How to check their work, or use a tool built for statements.
How to calculate your family's monthly expenses in Azerbaijan from bank statements
Add up a month of spending across Birbank, ABB, Leobank and cash in manat, leave out transfers, and check it against a 50/30/20 split.
How to download your Birbank (Kapital Bank) statement and review spending
Find a Birbank statement in Azerbaijan, download the PDF, and review its transactions by merchant and category.
A Copilot Money alternative outside the US
Copilot Money supports US banks and US dollars only. How to track spending from statements in other countries and currencies, and bring your Copilot history.
Multi-currency expense tracking for expats: Revolut, Wise and a local bank in one view
Put Revolut, Wise and a local bank in one spending view using statements, with each account in its own currency.
How to find recurring charges and forgotten subscriptions in your bank statement
A manual method that works on any statement, the charges it tends to miss, and how Pulget suggests recurring bills from your history.
What did your move abroad cost? Add it up across banks and currencies
Work out the one-off cost of a relocation and your new monthly baseline from statements in two countries, without double-counting transfers.
How to export a Revolut statement (PDF, Excel or CSV) and analyze it
Download a Revolut currency statement, choose the right file format, and review spending without connecting your account.
A YNAB alternative for banks YNAB does not support
YNAB imports CSV and OFX files when Direct Import misses your bank, but not PDF statements. How Pulget compares, and when to stay with YNAB.