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    SnapCommit Bank CSV (beta)Prepare bank CSVs locally, then reuse the setup
    Oct 2026
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12d ago

SnapCommit Bank CSV (beta) - Prepare bank CSVs locally, then reuse the setup

Prepare an existing bank CSV locally: map columns, choose date and amount formats, flag possible duplicates, and save the setup for next time. Try the first 15 transactions free in your browser. The current single-person offline release is $29 once plus tax. Bank CSV beta; actual QuickBooks and Xero imports are unverified. No PDF extraction, bank feeds or categorization.
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29d ago

SnapCommit: prepare bank CSVs locally and reuse the setup next month

If you prepare bank exports for bookkeeping, I built SnapCommit for the formatting step before an import.

Map the date, description and amount columns, explicitly choose the source date/number formats, and review invalid rows and possible duplicates. Invalid rows block the export; possible duplicates are flagged and kept. You can save the setup for next month without saving transaction data.

Try the working beta with fictional sample data, no signup: https://snapcommit.dev/bank-csv

The web trial handles 15 transactions. The current offline release includes bank CSV prep (up to 2,000 transactions) and a pasted financial-table cleaner for $29 USD once plus tax, for one person. Processing stays in your browser. No subscription or AI calls.

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