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Sheet Ledger Bot

Auto-aggregates statements from six bank apps into a spreadsheet you own

Problem
A developer built Aggregate Finance after manually updating a Google Sheet to track credit card statements, recurring transactions, and spending habits, having to log into six separate banking apps to pull the data together. Many individuals and small teams are still stuck in the log-in-to-multiple-banks, copy-paste, reconcile loop.
Solution
Use bank aggregation APIs or statement email parsing to write transactions from multiple accounts into the user's own Google Sheet or local spreadsheet, with rule-based categorization, deduplication, and recurring charge tagging. Users fully own their data and can export or stop syncing anytime.
Users
Individuals with multiple bank accounts, small teams without finance software, spreadsheet-loving freelancers
MVP
CSV/email statement parsing and import; auto-categorization rules; Google Sheet sync; recurring charge detection; simple reconciliation view
Revenue
Subscription $5–15/mo tiered by linked accounts; one-time local license; later a shared team ledger
Why now
Open banking APIs and statement email parsing make low-cost aggregation feasible, and rising sensitivity about data ownership makes people willing to pay for 'their own spreadsheet'

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