Skills Audit — Where Does Your Money Go?

Where does your
money actually go?

Most personal finance tools show you a budget. This one shows you something more useful — the skills gaps behind your spending, and what closing them could be worth over five years.


Your data stays on your device

This tool processes your bank statement entirely in your browser. Your financial data is never uploaded to any server, never stored, and never shared with any third party — including us.

The only external call made is to an AI service to categorise your transactions by merchant name only. No account numbers, no balances, no personal details are included in that call.

When you close this page, everything is gone. There is nothing to delete because nothing was kept.

About 5 minutes. Upload your statement, answer six quick questions about your household, and you'll have a full breakdown of your spending by category — plus a personalised skills assessment and five-year projection. All results are yours to keep.

You'll need a CSV export of your bank statement. Most Irish and UK banks offer this in the transactions or statements section of their online banking.

Step 1 of 3 — Your statement

Upload your bank statement CSV

Export a CSV from your bank's online portal. Remove or leave out any columns with your name, address or account number before uploading — the tool only needs date, description, and amount.

Not sure what format to use?
Download our template CSV, fill it in from your bank statement, and upload it here.
Drag your CSV here, or click to browse

Supports .csv files. Your data never leaves your device.

Step 2 of 3 — Your household

A few questions to personalise your results

These help us give you relevant skills suggestions rather than generic advice.


01 Where do you live?
Rural
Small town
Suburban
City
02 Do you own or rent?
Own (with mortgage)
Own outright
Renting
Other
03 How many people live in your household?
Just me
2 people
3–4 people
5 or more
04 Are there children under 18 in the household?
No
Yes, under 5
Yes, school age
Yes, teenagers
05 How would you describe your current cooking habits?
Rarely cook from scratch
Sometimes
Cook most meals
Grow or preserve food
06 Do you currently do your own home maintenance and repairs?
Always pay a tradesperson
Handle small things myself
Do most things myself
Almost everything

Analysing your statement

Reading your transactions...

Your skills audit

Total out
Transactions
analysed
Skills gap
5-year opportunity

Spending by category


Your skills assessment

Based on your spending patterns and household setup, here are the areas where building practical skills could make the biggest difference.


All transactions

Every transaction line from your statement, categorised.

Date Merchant Category Amount