Drop a CSV or OFX export here
CSV or OFX/QFX · the most recent 60 days
It is parsed in a single request and never written to disk or to a database. Only a rounded, name-free summary is held — in memory, for 30 minutes — so the roast and the transfer audit have something to read. Nothing about the upload is logged, and none of it is in any backup. Closing this tab deletes it; so does the button at the bottom.
Only CSV and OFX/QFX, on purpose. Those parse into typed fields with no guessing. A summary built on misread numbers is worse than none — PDF and screenshot imports live inside Orbiq, where you get a review step before anything is saved.
Where it went
Who got it
| Merchant | Times | Total |
|---|
No recognisable merchant names in this export — the totals above are still exact.
Charged on a schedule
What the tool did to your file
Amounts are rounded to whole units. This is 60 days of one account — Orbiq does this across every account and currency, every month.
Want it read back to you, unkindly?
The roast sees only canonical merchant names and rounded totals from the discretionary side of your spending — never medical, legal, debt, transfers, income or anything a joke has no business touching. It ends with one true, useful line.
Transfer audit
Orbiq can see what left. It cannot see what landed — that is in a bank you did not upload. Fill in what actually arrived for any one transfer and the spread becomes exact, priced against the mid-market rate for that day. Skip it and the numbers above still stand.
Orbiq does this across every account and every currency you hold, every month — with the original amounts kept, the rate used at the time recorded, and your Indian or Filipino accounts included by import rather than by an aggregator that cannot reach them. Start a trial.