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Automatically syncs your credit card statements from Gmail to Vyay. Securely extract credit card statements directly from your Gmail attachments to your Vyay dashboard in one click. Automate Your Expense Tracking with Vyay The Vyay Chrome Extension bridges the gap between your inbox and your financial dashboard. Instead of manually downloading credit card statements, PDF invoices, and Excel reports from your emails and uploading them into Vyay, this extension lets you do it securely in a single click. ✨ Key Features: One-Click Extraction: A floating "Vyay: Extract" button automatically appears on emails containing financial statements. Bulk Processing: Select multiple emails in your Gmail inbox at once and send all their attachments to Vyay in one go. Seamless Authentication: Securely link the extension to your Vyay web app account so you never have to log in twice. Smart Recognition: Automatically filters for valid PDF and Excel files, ignoring irrelevant email images and signatures. 🔒 Privacy & Security First: 100% Client-Side: The extension securely processes attachments directly within your browser and transmits them straight to your personal Vyay dashboard. No Email Snooping: We do not read, log, or store the contents of your email body, subjects, or contacts. The extension strictly looks for file attachments when you click the extract button. No Third-Party Servers: Your financial documents are transmitted via secure HTTPS directly to your authenticated Vyay account.
Aug 12, 2026
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