For freelancers

Bank statement analysis for freelancers

See income, categorize expenses, and be ready for taxes without a spreadsheet marathon.

The problem

Freelance income and expenses touch every account you own: business checking, a credit card that mixes personal and business, PayPal, Stripe, sometimes a savings buffer. At tax time you need a clean picture of income, deductible expenses, and category totals. Rebuilding that in a spreadsheet every quarter is a full weekend.

How Karchu helps

Karchu reads every statement, categorizes the transactions with rules you can edit, and separates business from personal in a dedicated workspace. Recurring subscriptions surface automatically. Category totals export to CSV or Excel that drops straight into your accountant's spreadsheet or your tax software.

Recommended workflow

  1. Create a Business workspace and a Personal workspace. Statements stay separate.
  2. Upload the past quarter of statements as PDF, CSV, or Excel.
  3. Skim the dashboard: total income, business expenses, top categories.
  4. Adjust a handful of rules where a merchant landed in the wrong bucket.
  5. Export a categorized CSV for your accountant or tax filing.

What users say

The rule engine matters. Once I taught Karchu that a specific Amazon SKU is business software, every future one is categorized correctly without me touching it.

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Bank statements this workflow supports

Curated bank pages with export steps, quirks, and format notes.

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30-day free trial
No credit card
Private, no bank aggregators
Editable rules
Personal and business workspaces
Export to CSV or Excel