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About FileInto

In short

FileInto makes small file converters that each do one job well. The first ones turn bank, credit card and payment exports into files QuickBooks, Quicken, Xero and GnuCash accept.

The same bank statement, two ways. Most online converters ask you to upload it to their server. FileInto converts it inside your browser, and nothing from the file reaches a server.

Why it exists

Banks keep dropping direct downloads for accounting apps and leave people with a CSV file. The usual fixes are desktop software with a yearly subscription, or websites that ask you to upload a bank statement to their server. We think converting a file should be quick, cheap and private.

How it works

Each converter runs inside your browser. It reads your file, shows you every row, and writes the new file on your device. Your file and its contents are never sent to us.

What it converts today

What it doesn't do

  • It doesn't connect to your bank. You download the CSV or Excel file from your bank's website and drop it in.
  • It doesn't read PDF statements yet. You need the CSV, Excel, QBO, QFX or OFX download from your bank.
  • It isn't made by, or affiliated with, Intuit, Quicken, PayPal, Stripe or Square.

Facts

  • Made by Native Code LLC.
  • Price: Free preview of every file; files up to 25 transactions download free; a Day Pass is $9 for 24 hours; Unlimited is $7 a month or $39 a year. Details on the pricing page.
  • Privacy: files are processed in your browser and never uploaded. Accounts are only for paid plans and store your email, plan and purchases, nothing about your files. See privacy.

Who runs it

FileInto is built and run by Native Code LLC. Contact us or write to hello@fileinto.com with a file that won't convert, a bank we should support, or a converter you'd like next.