Statement Tools

A collection of browser-based tools to parse bank and card statements into CSV.

Open App

• https://statement-parser.midlajc.dev/

Available Tools

HDFC Credit Card

Parse HDFC credit card statement PDFs into CSV.

• Old and new statement layouts (auto-detected)
• Password-protected PDFs (asks for password)
• Domestic and international transactions
• Forex conversion details in reference column

HDFC Bank Account

Parse HDFC bank account statement Excel files (.xls/.xlsx) into CSV.

• Auto-detects header row in the spreadsheet
• Supports 2-digit and 4-digit year date formats

Unified CSV Output

All tools produce a consistent CSV format:

Column	Description
Date	Transaction date
Withdrawals	Debit amount
Deposits	Credit amount
Payee	Payee name (when available)
Description	Transaction description / narration
Reference Number	Reference number or forex details

How To Use

1. Open the app and select a tool from the home screen.
2. Upload your file(s) using drag-and-drop or file picker.
3. If prompted, enter the PDF password.
4. Wait for parsing to complete.
5. Download the generated CSV or preview it in the app.

PWA Features

• Installable on mobile and desktop
• Share PDF to app on supported mobile browsers
• macOS desktop file open support
• Offline app shell support after first load

Privacy

All processing happens locally in your browser. Files are never uploaded to any server.

Adding a New Parser

1. Create parsers/your-parser.js exporting: id, name, description, icon, accept, fileLabel, needsPassword, parseFile, getColumns, isValidFile.
2. Import and add it to the tools array in app.js.
3. Add the file path to APP_SHELL in service-worker.js.

Notes

• Parsing is heuristic and depends on statement layout.
• Transactions are sorted by date in the output.
• If you update/reinstall the PWA, relaunch the app before testing share/open flows.