We never store your bank statements. Not for 30 days. Not at all.
Your PDF is processed in memory and purged the moment your Excel is ready. Every row balance-checked on the way.
No statement handy? or open the finished Excel
What happens to the file
- 1Your browser sends the PDF over HTTPS to a server in Stockholm. It is read into memory and never written to disk or to any storage bucket.
- 2The pages go to the model that reads them, the rows come back, and the running balance is recomputed line by line against the balance the bank printed.
- 3The result returns to your browser and the server's copy is released at the end of the request. There is no "deleted after 30 days" because there is nothing to delete.
What is kept, per conversion: the file name, the page count, the date, and whether the balance check passed. Not the transactions, not the amounts, not the account number. You can check this from the outside: ask for a copy of your uploaded statement and there is none to give. The long version, with every subprocessor named, is on the security page.
Who is behind this
StatementSheet is built and run by Bunyod, a developer in Tashkent. One person, not a team, and the same person answers support@flexart.app within a day. Payments go through Polar as merchant of record, so card details never reach a one-person company.
See it on a statement
The first 3 pages convert free, with no account. The sample takes about a minute and shows the balance check on every row.