Log in to the Tide app or web app, open the account, pick a date range and export as CSV. Then import that file into The Income Tracker and track your money for free, with no bank login.
Export Tide transactions as CSV
In the Tide app, tap Pay, then Find a transaction, and filter by date range.
Tap View more under the list, then the export icon at the top right.
Choose the Standard CSV and tap Export, then save or share the file.
On the web instead: go to Accounts, choose the account, click the funnel icon, set your filters, click Apply Filter, then Export.
Import the file into The Income Tracker.
The Standard CSV excludes pending transactions, so export once the month has settled. Official PDF statements arrive on the 4th of the following month, and custom-range statements can cover up to six months.
Formats Tide offers: CSV (standard and accounting-package layouts) and PDF statements. CSV is the cleanest import. OFX and QIF also import directly.
The Income TrackerImport your Tide CSV. Free, no account, no bank login.
Drop the file in and every transaction lands in a month-by-month ledger. Drag items into categories, flag the recurring ones, and watch your surplus update as you go. Money moved between your own accounts gets auto-skipped, so transfers never double-count. Duplicates are caught too, so importing overlapping date ranges is safe.
Yes. Tide lets you download your own transactions as a file at no cost from the Tide app or web app. You then import that file into a budgeting tool such as The Income Tracker.
Do I need to connect or log in to my bank to use The Income Tracker?
No. There is no open-banking connection and you never enter bank credentials into The Income Tracker. You download the file from Tide yourself and drop it into the app, which runs entirely in your browser.
Is my Tide data kept private?
Yes. The Income Tracker is local-first. Your imported transactions stay in your own browser and are never uploaded to a server, unless you choose to sign in to sync across devices.
Can I track my Tide business account alongside personal spending?
Yes. Import the Tide CSV and give the business rows their own categories, or keep a separate ledger for the business. The self-employed template on this site uses Self Assessment expense headings.
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