Cardගොඩ reads your Sri Lankan credit card statements, checks its own arithmetic against the totals the bank printed, and tells you what money is genuinely free this month.
Nothing leaves your computer Windows and macOS
Your data
Your computer. Your database. Your Google account, your API key, your Drive. There is no Cardගොඩ account and no Cardගොඩ server, so nothing is uploaded to us, nothing is tracked and nothing is sold — there is nowhere for any of it to go. Every part of this is yours, and it keeps working with the internet switched off.
One exception, said plainly. A few banks send PDFs the app cannot read on its own. Those statements — only those — are sent to Google Gemini using a free key you add yourself, so it is your account doing it and you can leave it switched off. How to get the key →
The problem
Six statements arrive at six different times, in six different layouts, each telling you about one sixth of your month.
Every bank shows you its own card, and nothing adds them up.
It works until the month you are busy. Then it is months behind.
One from last year still takes its share, quietly.
What it does
One statement, or a folder holding a year of them.
Drop statement PDFs here
or browse your files
Reconciled against the totals the bank printed.
Income, commitments, and the one number underneath.
Where the money actually went, month by month.
Getting started
Before you download
Worth knowing now rather than after you have installed it.
Price
It will not be free forever. When it earns a price, everyone using it now keeps a permanent founder discount — nothing to claim, your start date is already recorded.
You buy a window of updates, not a subscription. When it ends the app keeps working exactly as it is, for as long as you like — you simply stop receiving new versions. Nothing is taken away, and nothing renews on your card without you.
Windows: choose More info, then Run anyway.
macOS: System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
Once, the first time. It happens to every app that has not yet built a reputation with Microsoft or been notarized by Apple.
All releases