CSV and PDF imports
Import bank statements directly instead of rebuilding your financial history manually.
GrapeFinance is designed to turn raw bank statements into useful financial answers. The early-access product focuses on a strong single-user workflow first, with richer account coverage and asset tracking coming later.
These are the capabilities early users will see first in the launch product.
Import bank statements directly instead of rebuilding your financial history manually.
OCR helps extract transactions from scanned bank statement PDFs when the source is not already machine-readable.
Use statement passwords for import processing without storing the statement password afterward.
Keep receipts, supporting PDFs, and transaction evidence in order inside the app instead of scattered across chats, folders, and downloads.
Start with auto-categorization, then refine the structure with custom categories that match how you actually think about your money.
Resolve the items that need human judgment, keep reviewed transactions editable, and maintain a cleaner final record over time.
Create rules from repeated patterns so future imports arrive cleaner and require less manual cleanup.
Use the dashboard to see income, expenses, savings, categories, merchants, and month-to-month trends in one place.
Ask Grape about income, spending patterns, merchants, savings, and tax-readiness without scanning every transaction yourself.
Use voice when you want a faster, hands-free way to review the same financial questions and insights.
Organize income clues, deduction clues, evidence, salary benchmark comparisons, and tax-year summaries in one workspace.
Use the assistant in the language that feels natural for you, instead of adapting your workflow to the software.
Keep access tied to one account owner, with stronger sign-in controls and privacy-minded handling built into the product direction.
GrapeFinance is intentionally structured as a single-user product right now. Multi-user sharing is not part of the current direction.
The point is not to track everything for its own sake. The point is to reduce financial admin and make your next decision easier.
These are part of the later-stage Premium direction and are not part of the current early-access scope.
Support for handling more than one bank account, including combined and per-account views.
Deeper support for investments and longer-term holdings in a Premium workflow.
Track owned assets in a more structured way instead of only focusing on transaction-based financial admin.
Keep larger ownership costs and service history visible as the product expands.
Broader Premium finance management for people who want deeper coverage beyond the current statement-first workflow.
See the mobile demo, join the waitlist, and hear when new users are invited into GrapeFinance.