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Import any bank statement. With the AI you already use.

No bank passwords. No aggregator subscriptions. No servers reading your transactions. Gilt turns statement import into a two-minute job for the AI assistant you already have.

How it works

1 · Export the prompt

Gilt prepares a ready-made prompt describing exactly the file format it can verify and import.

2 · Hand it to your AI

Give the prompt plus your bank's PDF or CSV statement to Claude, ChatGPT, or any assistant you already use — in their app, under your account, under their privacy terms you already accepted.

3 · Review and import

Gilt validates the file your AI produced — dates, amounts, currencies, duplicates — and shows you every transaction for review before anything is saved.

Why this beats bank connections

For everyday purchases: receipts, read on your iPhone

Statement import is for history. Day to day, scan a receipt with the document scanner or pick one from Photos: the text is recognised on the device, and on iPhones with Apple Intelligence the merchant, total, date and category are filled in by the on-device model. The receipt never leaves your phone, and every one lands in review before it is saved. Apple Pay purchases can arrive the same way through a Shortcuts automation.

Also works in reverse

Want your AI to analyze your spending? Export a structured, privacy-filtered snapshot — merchant names and notes stay out unless you say otherwise — and ask any assistant anything: "Where can I realistically save €100 a month?" Gilt gives you the data; your AI gives you the answers.

Try it now — free to start

Available on the App Store. Free to start — no account, no card.

Read more: How to import any bank statement into a budget app