It actually categorises
Not just a tidier CSV. Income, cost of sales, overheads — sorted properly. Transfers, drawings and VAT stay where they belong, off the P&L.
It remembers
Set a client up once. Next month it recognises the file and does the lot in a click — no re-mapping, no re-categorising Tesco for the fortieth time.
Any bank, no fuss
Monzo, Starling, Tide, or some building society nobody's heard of. It works the format out itself, so there's no template to wait for.
Drop your CSV here or click to browse
.csv or .tsv · max 5MB
Haven’t got a file handy?
Watch it untangle the columns, strip the £ signs, and sort everything out.
Drop the CSV
any UK bank, any column layout
It works out the format
dates, split money in/out columns, £ signs
Review the categorisation
anything unclear is flagged, not guessed
Get your categorised P&L
Export straight to Xero, QuickBooks or FreeAgent
- A real P&L, with exceptions flagged — anything it can't classify is surfaced for review, not silently guessed
- Built for UK practice — UK dates, VAT handling, UK chart of accounts conventions. Not a US tool with UK bolted on
- Ask anything, in plain English — "what did they spend on software in Q2?" Answered from the categorised data, no exporting required
- Nothing leaves your browser — no uploads, no storage, no accounts