Collect all your bank statements in various formats in one place. A simple web interface lets you query the database and display the results as a graph or in plain text.

Unless your bank is yAbank or BankNorwegian, you have to add your own parser class to banan/parser.py. It must be a subclass of Parser. If possible, export your bank statements to CSV and make a subclass of CSVParser (least pain). The new class must be registered in map_of_maps in main.

Please read labels.conf.example to figure out how to put labels on different transactions. There are also a few options that can be set. Remember to save your config file as labels.conf.

After you have added your FooBank BAZ parser

map_of_maps = { 'foobank' : { '.baz' : FooBankBAZParser } }

and created a labels.conf, insert your bank statement file(s) with the command

./main -f foobar.baz -b foobank

• A modern browser
• python3
• For PDF-support: pyPdf (pip3 install pypdf)
• For Excel-support: xlrd (pip3 install xlrd)

Start the server with the command

./main start

Go to localhost to browse your transactions history. You can also restart and stop the server.

• Make it cross-browser (only tested with latest Firefox)
• Fix long labels in plot
• Pipe server output to banan.log