Bank statement splitter onlinein the tab you already have open

It loads like any web page in Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge, with nothing to install. The experience is the same on Mac, Windows, Linux and ChromeOS, because the only requirement is a modern browser.

Splitting the first 3 months of a statement works without one, and the output PDFs carry no watermark. An account only enters the picture if you move to Pro for full-year splits and batch uploads at $3.99 a month.

That is the main reason it ships as a web page. It requests no admin password and writes nothing outside the browser, so locked-down corporate laptops and shared library machines run it the same way a personal one does.

Phone browsers manage small statements fine. For a 12-month file, a laptop is the better tool: parsing every page is CPU-heavy, and the wider screen makes checking the month groups much less fiddly.

Any US bank that prints a date or statement-period header: Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Capital One, US Bank, PNC, Truist and most credit unions. International banks usually work too, as long as their statements print English dates.