Browser extension
Many banks won't let you download your movements. You can see them on screen, but there's no CSV. The official statement arrives late — sometimes once a quarter — and the books fall behind.
That's what the extension is for: you sign in to the bank as usual and download the movements as CSV. You import that file into Clatri through the statement flow. It doesn't log in for you, it doesn't move money, and it doesn't send anything to a server.
Install and use
Install it from the Chrome Web Store (Chrome, Brave, Edge, and other Chromium browsers). Pin it to the toolbar.
- Sign in to your bank.
- The Clatri pill turns green when it detects the session.
- Pick an account and dates → Download CSV.
- Upload the file to Clatri chat and approve the draft.
Banks — including yours
Today it covers Bancolombia (Colombia). The rest is unwritten.
Each bank is one file. If yours is missing, add it: record the portal's calls in DevTools, hand them to an AI with this repo open, and open a PR. One bank at a time, this becomes useful to a lot of people.
The source is public: github.com/gurwi-corp/clatri-extension.
Privacy
It never sees your password. Nothing is stored after you close the tab. It talks to nobody except your bank, from your bank's own page. Read only.