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Changelog
What changed in PennyTie and when. Entries with only a month were part of the November 2026 launch; we do not have a more exact date for them and do not guess one.
The short version
- November 2026: PennyTie launched with a 5-page free tier, a $79 yearly plan, credit card statements, XLSX output, multi-statement merging and a Japanese version.
- 2026-11-05: the guide articles and the security page were rewritten.
- Only things that happened are listed here.
2026-11-05
Guide articles rewritten
The guide articles were fully renewed.
Security page rewritten
The security page was fully rewritten: what is sent and what is not, a threat model, three ways to check it yourself, and what is not claimed.
November 2026
Published and put in place at launch:
Free tier set to 5 pages
Statements up to 5 pages per file are free.
Yearly plan added
Pro is $9 per month or $79 per year.
Credit card statements
Support for card statements, including CR markings and Payments / Purchases sections. See credit card statement PDF to CSV.
EU-style numbers
Numbers written in the EU format are read.
Japanese yen, Japanese era dates, full-width digits
Statements using Japanese yen, Japanese era (wareki) dates and full-width digits are supported.
XLSX output
Results can be saved as XLSX as well as CSV.
Batch merging and balance chain check
Several statements can be merged into one result, with a check that each statement's closing balance continues into the next one's opening balance.
Japanese version
A Japanese version of PennyTie with CSV output for accounting software. See the Japanese page.
Features that are not built, such as OCR for scanned statements and QBO/OFX output, are not on this list. PennyTie reads text-based PDFs only.