Downloads

What you can install today.

One of these you can use in the next minute. The others are at genuinely different stages, and each says which. A download button that leads nowhere is worse than no button, so you will not find one here.

Any browser

StatementKeep for the web

The whole product. Connect accounts, run fetches, watch them work, and export the archive.

Nothing to install and nothing to update. This is where fetches are started, where a portal asks you for its verification code, and where the PDFs and CSVs live.

Coming soon

Intuit App Store

QuickBooks Online app

Push statements, balances, and statement dates straight into the account you are reconciling.

Not built yet — this is the next thing we build, not something waiting in a queue. Today the CSV export imports into QuickBooks by hand and the PDF stays filed as the audit trail behind the number.

Get it on the Intuit App Store
Coming soon

App Store

StatementKeep for iPhone

Answer verification codes on the phone that receives them, and photograph the statements that never had a portal.

In private testing. Apple’s on-device text recognition reads a photographed statement into the same archive as everything we fetched. Our organization enrolment is still working its way through Apple’s verification.

Download on the App Store
Coming soon

macOS 14 and later

StatementKeep for Mac

The one that answers the verification code for you, on your own Mac, so a fetch finishes without you.

In development. Your Mac already receives the codes your bank texts you; this app reads them locally, with your permission, and hands them to the fetch that is waiting. Nothing leaves your machine but the six digits, and only to us.

Download for macOS
Coming soon

Chrome Web Store

StatementKeep for Chrome

Import the logins you already saved in your browser, instead of typing forty of them again.

In development. It will read the credentials you choose, one at a time, with your confirmation on each, and hand them to your vault. Until it ships, the import guide walks you through a password-manager export instead.

Add to Chrome

Why the buttons don’t work.

Every one of these has to clear a review that is not ours to schedule: Apple’s organization verification, Intuit’s app review, Google’s extension review. They will publish when they publish, and this page will change the day they do.

None of it blocks the work. Fetching, converting, and exporting all happen in the web app, and the apps above are conveniences on top of an archive that already exists.

Want to be told the moment one goes live? Email support@statementkeep.com and we will write to you once, about that.

The open door is this one.

Connect an account in the web app and fetch a year of statements before the apps ever ship.