Start from real spending
Your budget begins with categorized statement transactions instead of guesses, memory, or a blank spreadsheet.
Create a realistic monthly budget by uploading a PDF bank statement. FastCal reads the transactions, groups spending, and shows where your next budget should start.
PDF statement
Transactions ready for review
Built for statement-first budgeting
FastCal uses uploaded bank statements to connect spending analysis, expense tracking, recurring payments, and monthly budgets.
Budgeting works better when it starts from what actually happened. FastCal uses your statement as the source of truth, so groceries, rent, transport, subscriptions, transfers, income, and fees are visible before you set a target.
Your budget begins with categorized statement transactions instead of guesses, memory, or a blank spreadsheet.
FastCal helps you see essentials, debit orders, subscriptions, and flexible categories so you know what can actually change.
Income, spending, cashflow, recurring payments, and savings opportunities are summarized in one monthly view.
Upload a PDF statement when you want a review. FastCal does not need your online banking credentials.
The workflow stays simple: upload the statement, review what FastCal found, and use the result to plan the next month.
Use the statement your bank already provides at the end of the month.
FastCal cleans merchant names and groups transactions into budget-ready categories.
Turn actual spending into a practical monthly budget and adjust the categories that matter most.
Yes. FastCal reads an uploaded PDF bank statement, categorizes the transactions, and turns real spending into starting budget targets you can review and adjust.
FastCal is designed for people who do not want to log expenses every day. You upload a statement, review the categories, and use the month as the basis for your next budget.
No. FastCal works from a PDF statement upload, so your banking login stays with your bank.
FastCal helps you track expenses, analyze spending, find recurring payments, and plan the next month from real bank statement data.