TrackrAI is a csv expense tracker that reads your bank export, suggests categories, and waits for your review. You skip bank connection entirely.
You download a statement from your bank as a CSV file. TrackrAI ingests the rows, normalises dates and amounts, and runs ai transaction categorization on the text of each transaction. Nothing posts until you approve the batch.
That flow matches how many people already work: export once a week or once a month, import in one click, and keep a clean ledger without sharing passwords.
Use your bank's standard statement export. Most banks label the file clearly with account and date range.
The importer reads headers and previews the first rows so you can confirm columns before processing.
Each line shows the suggested category. Tap any row to change it. Bulk actions help when one merchant repeats.
Committed rows flow into reports, budgets, and merchant views immediately.
TrackrAI stores your data with account isolation. You choose when to import, what to save, and what to delete.
Open the web app, run an import, and review categories in one sitting.
Open TrackrAIShort answers about CSV import and AI categorisation.
Yes. TrackrAI accepts CSV exports from most banks. You upload the file, the app maps columns, and AI suggests a category for each row. You confirm or edit categories, then save. Your data stays in your TrackrAI account only.
TrackrAI never asks for bank logins. You bring your own CSV files or enter transactions manually. That workflow suits people who want control, privacy, or banks that do not offer direct sync.
After you import a CSV, TrackrAI reads each transaction description and assigns one of the default categories. You review the grid, fix any line, and save. Future imports reuse what the model learned from your edits.