⚠️ Important disclosure
Quietwealth Upload is a free budgeting awareness tool, not financial advice. The AI-generated categorisations, benchmarks and observations in this tool are provided for general educational purposes only and do not take into account your individual circumstances, financial situation, needs or objectives.
This tool reads your uploaded statement, categorises transactions, and reports back what it sees — using Anthropic's Claude AI for analysis.
Your file is processed in memory to generate your results, then discarded. We do not store any of your financial data.
Anthropic's policy is not to retain or train on data submitted via the API. Your file briefly transits their servers for analysis only.
Benchmarks are based on published Australian data (ABS, ASFA, CCS, 2025) and are general averages — not personalised advice.
⚠️AI categorisation is not infallible. Always review the categories assigned to your transactions before drawing conclusions.
This is not a substitute for personalised financial advice from a licensed professional.
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AI-powered statement analysis
"Wealth is what you don't see. It's the cars not purchased, the diamonds not bought, the renovations postponed." — Morgan Housel, The Psychology of Money

Upload a bank statement (PDF, CSV or Excel) and get an instant breakdown of your spending — categorised, benchmarked against Australian households like yours, and ready to talk through.

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Upload PDF, CSV or Excel — Claude reads the rest
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Benchmarked against ABS data for households like yours
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Processed in memory, discarded after. Nothing stored.
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Step 1 of 7

Tell us about your household

This shapes how we analyse your statement — only relevant fields will appear.

Income earners
👤Just meSingle income
👥Two of usDual income
Parental leave

Applies to singles and couples — including single parents.

Not applicable
🤰Currently pregnant
👶On paid parental leave
🏠On unpaid parental leave
💼Returning to work soon
Caring for an elderly parent or family member

The sandwich generation — juggling your own family costs while supporting ageing parents.

No
🧓Yes
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Do you have children?

Each child's age unlocks relevant fields — school, childcare, sport, clothing.

No children
👶Yes
Step 3 of 7

Do you have pets?

Vet bills, food, grooming and boarding can add up significantly — we'll benchmark by pet type.

No pets
🐾Yes
Step 4 of 7

Your home situation

This determines your housing cost fields and offset account options.

🔑RentingPaying rent monthly
🏠MortgageOwner with home loan
Own outrightNo mortgage
👨‍👩‍👧Living with familyAt parents' home — minimal housing costs
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Investment property

We'll model rental income, expenses, tax deductions, payoff trajectory and offset scenarios. Includes rentvesting.

No
🏘Yes
What the investment property module covers:
Rental income → management fees → mortgage interest → council rates → land tax → insurance → net cash position → payoff trajectory → offset scenarios → annual tax deductions → estimated tax saving.
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Employer allowances

Some Australians receive employer-paid benefits. Tell us what applies — we'll calculate your true out-of-pocket costs.

Your allowances
Self-fundedI pay 100% myself
Fully employer paid$0 out of pocket
Employer allowance (taxed)Paid to me, but taxed
Partly employer paidI top up the difference
No health insuranceNot covered
Other employer benefits
Mobile phone plan
Employer reimburses part or all of your phone bill
Home internet / NBN
Employer reimburses your home internet
Novated lease
Pre-tax salary deduction — comes out before take-home pay
Work meals / entertainment
Reimbursable expenses you claim back from employer
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Superannuation

We'll show you how super contributions are taxed differently to other income, and how Australians generally think about wealth-building order. General information only — not financial advice.

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Your super
Concessional cap: $30,000/yr (FY25)
How Australians generally think about wealth building: Emergency fund → High-interest debt → Super contributions → Mortgage offset → Outside investments. We'll show how your inputs compare to this general framework. This is general information only — not financial advice.

Profile complete

Your household profile is ready. Next, you'll upload a recent bank statement and Quietwealth will categorise your transactions, benchmark them against households like yours, and report back what it sees.

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Upload your statement

Drag a recent bank or credit card statement onto the area below — PDF, CSV or Excel. Quietwealth processes the file, categorises your transactions, and reports back.

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Drag your statement here
or click to browse — PDF, CSV, XLSX, XLS or TSV (up to 10 MB)
🔒 Your file is processed in memory and discarded.
The file briefly transits Anthropic's servers for AI categorisation, then is gone. We do not store your statement, your transactions, or your account numbers.

Reading your statement…

This is a placeholder for session 4. The next session wires this to Claude for real AI categorisation.

Session 3 complete. Your file was successfully selected and previewed. The next session adds the Netlify serverless function that calls Anthropic's Claude API to do the actual analysis.