Know who it went to.
See who you paid, how much, and which months. Open any counterparty to explore the transactions behind the total.
Your money is spread across banks. Your picture of it shouldn’t be. Turn statement PDFs into a clear view of where it went — right in your browser.
No sign-up. No bank connection. Your imports stay local.
Bring your accounts into one view. Follow the money, down to the transaction.
See who you paid, how much, and which months. Open any counterparty to explore the transactions behind the total.
Spot likely transfers between your accounts. Inspect both sides, so moving money doesn’t look like spending it.
Review fees, interest, possible repeat charges and payments on a schedule. Find the details that deserve a second look.
Examples use fictional data. Findings are prompts to review, not proof of an error.
Firelog reads your PDFs and stores your transaction history locally. Ordinary importing and browsing do not send your financial data to Firelog.
Read the privacy noticeUse the PDFs you download from internet banking.
Where a format provides usable totals or balances, Firelog checks the arithmetic and flags mismatches.
Optional reports show what will leave before you send. Export your transactions to CSV whenever you need them.
Get digital PDFs from a supported bank. A few months gives you more of the story.
Open the app in Chrome or Edge. Your browser reads the files and shows any import issues.
Explore spending, balances and transfers. Check Findings for anything that needs your attention.
Core parsing, your transaction table and uncapped CSV exports are free, with no account. The full recurring-payment list is also available during beta. Pro is not available to buy yet; future limits will be announced before they take effect.
Firelog supports tested formats from DBS / POSB, UOB and Citibank. Support depends on the statement layout, not just the bank. Check the exact supported formats. OCBC is not supported yet.
Yes. Open Firelog and choose “load a sample dataset” on the empty Home screen. It uses synthetic statements so you can explore before importing your own.
Your local history is removed. Keep your original PDFs so you can re-import them. CSV is a portable export, not a restorable Firelog backup, and re-importing does not restore your local annotations.
Start with one statement. No account or bank connection needed.
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