Cheq

A $9 spending report from a Canadian bank CSV. No login.

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August 27, 2026 I shipped a $9 Canadian spending report because bank-link tools skip Canada. What would stop you from paying?

Bank-link tools (Plaid, Link, etc.) are US-only. I wanted a one-page read of a month without handing anyone my banking password.

So I built Cheq. You export a CSV from pretty much any Canadian bank, drop it in the browser, and get money in, money out, categories, merchants, and a short written take. Interac e-Transfers get tagged as transfers so rent does not look like lifestyle spend.

$9 CAD once. Free preview before you pay. No account. The file stays in the browser.

If your bank only gives PDFs, it will not work.

Live here: https://temporary-quick-steppe-sh7qr7y.vercel.app

I am at $0 so far. What would stop you from paying, and which bank CSV should I make sure this handles?

7 Comments

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    The $9 model is interesting.

    Curious what people who use the preview say when they decide not to pay.

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      I’d love to get some feedback, no one has offered any at this time.

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        That’s exactly the kind of feedback I’d be interested in discussing. Would you be open to sharing the best email to reach you on?
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          You can reach me at jimjam1317@gnail.com
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            Thanks! I’ve just sent it over. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts whenever you have a chance.
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          You are welcome to message me here. I don’t mind public feedback
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            Or you can private message me if you’d prefer

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Bank-link tools skip Canada. Export a CSV, drop it in the browser, get money in, money out, and where it went. $9 once. No login.