Bill Statement Compare

Upload four statements — two from about 12 months ago and two current — using paired 60-day windows so recurring charges are not missed when billing cycles do not line up.

Why two statements per period (≈60 days, not 30)?

Most monthly statements cover about 30 days of activity, but a given charge may post 32+ days apart and fall off one statement entirely. Uploading a primary statement plus an extended statement for each period gives roughly a 60-day combined window — so services like streaming, utilities, or subscriptions are far less likely to disappear from both uploads.

On the free plan, you get one AI analysis per account — we also check for duplicate file uploads before running to help avoid mistakes.

Privacy first: Redact account numbers, addresses, and other PII before uploading. Statements are sent to Google Gemini for analysis only when AI is available. Uploaded files are not stored.

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~12 months ago (2 files)

Together these two statements cover ~60 days around 12 months ago (primary + ~30 days earlier).

Current period (2 files)

Together these two statements (your two most recent statements) cover ~60 days of current activity (primary + ~30 days prior).

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