Bank Statement Converter
👤 Angus Cheng (Developer who scratched his own itch, then out-SEO'd a crowded niche solo — replied to every support email himself.)🌐 site𝕏
One dev wanted to see his own spending. His bank only gave PDFs. He wrote a parser — now it does $42K a month, solo.
Will it work? · our read
Boring and durable. A dead-simple utility in a crowded niche — the moat is patient SEO and support, not tech. Anyone can clone the parser; few will out-rank him after 4 years of content.
01How the money moves
Accountant googles 'PDF bank statement to Excel'
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Uploads a statement, gets clean CSV in seconds
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Subscribes for page credits — $30-99/mo or $599/yr
02The numbers
$42K
Aug 2025 (1 month)
founder X
$318K
2024 full year
founder X
1
person runs it all
interview
Revenue self-reported by the founder via #BuildInPublic. founder X
$318K in 2024 · founder-posted on X
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Bank Statement Converter — About (founder, first-party)Angus Cheng on X — revenue by year, #BuildInPublic (first-party)Founder Reports — interview: pricing, channels, costsStarter Story — how he attracted users via SEOSuperframeworks — teardown: long-tail SEO growth
Revenue is founder self-reported on X (#BuildInPublic) — $318,112.61 in 2024 and $42,175 in Aug 2025 — not audited. The 'accountants google, don't tweet' framing is my synthesis of documented facts (he killed unprofitable ads, cold email failed, and SEO/content drove growth). Rival weights are relative estimates, not market-share data. We never score you.