ASAKASA BAZAAR — Instrument Nº 001 · “Ledger” Local-only processing · v1.6.0

Private OCR + balance reconciliation

Private Bank Statement PDF to CSV Converter

Statements in, spreadsheets out — right here in your browser. Your statement is never uploaded anywhere.

PDF intake · text or scanned Ready

Drop your bank statement here

— or —

Stays on this computer — nothing is uploaded

First time? Try the sample statement → · see a sample CSV ↓

🔒 No statement upload No tracking · no accounts Scanned PDFs OK — OCR β Free · 2 exports/month

Workspace

Privacy architecture

Structural, not a slogan

No upload endpoint

The app has nowhere to send your PDF — parsing happens on your device.

Locked by policy

Parsing and OCR do not connect to any upload service.

No surveillance

No analytics, no tracking cookies, no fingerprinting. Nothing watches you.

Offline-capable

Disconnect after loading — conversion still works.

NETWORK ACCESS IS LIMITED TO: this site · optional Pro license checks · optional support notes. Never your statement file or the extracted rows.

License

One-time · no subscription

Model F — Free$0

2 CSV exports per month
Full preview — always, for any file
Text-based statement parsing
OCR for scanned statements (beta)
Same privacy as Pro

Model P — Pro$19 once · forever

Everything in Free, plus:
Unlimited CSV exports
Batch conversion — many PDFs into one sheet
OCR beta for scanned statements
Restore on any device by purchase email
All v1.x updates · 14-day refund

Get Pro — $19 Already bought? Restore by email

Compatibility

Field-tested formats

Most text-based US & Canadian statements, and scanned ones via OCR. Where a running balance is present, every row is cross-checked against it.

PDF textDebit / credit columnsRunning balanceDate-grouped rowsScanned · OCR βUS & CA statements

How to convert a bank statement PDF to CSV

Open your statement PDF.

Drop your bank or credit-card statement into the intake above, or click “Choose PDF file”.

Let Ledger read it locally.

Text-based PDFs parse instantly. Scanned or photographed statements use on-device OCR (beta). Your statement stays in your browser.

Review the recovered rows.

Ledger extracts dates, descriptions, amounts, and running balances where available. If the balance trail doesn't reconcile, it flags the row and may suggest the missing transaction.

Tidy and export.

Edit, delete noise rows, flip signs, accept suggested repairs, then download a clean CSV for Excel, Google Sheets, or accounting prep.

Generic PDF converters extract text. Ledger reconstructs the ledger — OCR gives a draft, and the balance trail checks the math.

FAQ

Can I convert a scanned bank statement to CSV?

Yes. Ledger can try OCR (beta) for scanned or photographed statements. OCR results should always be reviewed before export.

Does my bank statement get uploaded?

No. Statement parsing and OCR run in your browser. Your PDF is not uploaded to Asakasa.

Can I use the CSV in Excel or Google Sheets?

Yes. Ledger exports standard CSV files that open in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, and many accounting workflows.

How accurate is OCR?

OCR quality depends on scan clarity, layout, and image quality. Ledger shows confidence, flags uncertain rows, and checks running balances where available.

Is this accounting advice?

No. Ledger is a convenience tool. Always verify exports before using them for taxes, filings, bookkeeping, or financial decisions.