I will build an offline bank statement to excel and csv parser web app

No! It is 100% offline. Once installed on your machine, it runs without an internet connection—even on completely air-gapped computers. Zero data is ever uploaded to any cloud server.

A Windows Service runs silently in the background and starts automatically every time your computer boots up. You don't have to keep an open command prompt window, and the app is always instantly available in your browser at http://localhost:5062/

Yes! Open the included `settings.json` file in Notepad, update `"Port": 5062` to your preferred port (e.g., `8080`), save, and restart the service via `services.msc` or the restart script.

Yes! By setting `"Host": "http://*"` in `settings.json` and adding a local firewall rule (instructions included in the guide), anyone connected to your office Wi-Fi or local area network (LAN) can access the converter from their browser using your machine's IP address.

The engine uses coordinate-based spatial bounding-box text extraction that merges multi-line merchant descriptions and aligns debit and credit columns. If your bank has an unusual layout, choose the Standard or Premium package, and I will tune the parser specifically for your statements.

Yes! BankFlow includes an interactive data grid where you can search, filter, edit transaction descriptions, adjust amounts, add missing records, or delete rows with real-time KPI cash-flow balancing before exporting.

Right-click `uninstall-service.bat` and select "Run as administrator". It stops the service and unregisters it from Windows cleanly in 2 seconds.