Bank Statement Converter vs CreditBar

A web converter that pulls transactions out of PDF bank statements into tidy spreadsheet columns, with a free daily allowance after signing in with Google.

CreditBar sits in the macOS menu bar and pulls costs from AI and cloud services alongside income from payment platforms, showing at a glance whether a project profits.

About Bank Statement Converter

Bank Statement Converter is a web tool that extracts transactions from PDF bank statements and outputs Excel or CSV files with columns for the date, description, deposit, withdrawal and running balance. That layout imports cleanly into Excel, Google Sheets, Xero and QuickBooks. It has dedicated layouts for 187 banks and a general parser for the rest, and rows can be previewed, searched and filtered before download. Files above 4 MB are processed in the browser, smaller ones are sent for conversion and not stored, and locked PDFs can be opened with their password. A free Google account allows 10 statements a day of up to 10 pages each, while Pro and Business add OFX, QFX and Xero exports.

About CreditBar

CreditBar is a macOS menu bar app that puts spending and earnings side by side. It connects to 112 providers across eight categories, including AI model APIs like OpenAI, Anthropic and OpenRouter, voice and media services like ElevenLabs and Replicate, hosting such as DigitalOcean and Vercel, analytics tools, and payment platforms like Stripe, Shopify, Paddle and RevenueCat. Totals can be viewed by day or across custom ranges, per currency, and five desktop widgets are available. The site states that no data leaves the Mac. It requires macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon. A 7 day trial needs no card, followed by a single 5 USD payment with a 5 day refund window.