Bank Statement Converter vs stocksbrew

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.

stocksbrew tracks US stocks with an agent that reads filings, earnings calls and news, then sends plain explanations, price based calls and alerts.

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 stocksbrew

stocksbrew is a research and watchlist tool for individual investors following US stocks. Each ticker page gathers financial statements, valuation, SEC filings, earnings, analyst price targets and news, and the service offers its own buy, keep or sell view on over 700 US companies with the reasoning behind it. Agents can be set up in plain English to watch a price, an earnings date, a basket of ideas or an investment thesis, such as flagging new risks in a filing. It does not trade or connect to brokerage accounts. The free plan gives full reports on three chosen stocks, and Pro costs 19 USD a month or 190 USD a year. A single developer builds it.