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Match bank transactions to receipts and import receipts from Gmail and the web into your Tracklified account. Ever stare at your credit card statement and wonder what "AMZN MKTP US*2K7X9" actually was? Tracklified™ tells you. Install the extension, visit your bank's website, and Tracklified automatically reads the transactions on screen and matches them to receipts you've already collected. You'll see a small receipt icon next to every charge it recognizes. Click it to see the full receipt, line items, tax, and tip. Works with Chase, Amex, Bilt, and more. What the extension does: - Matches credit card transactions to your receipts while you browse your bank's site - Scans your Gmail for receipt emails and imports them automatically - Right-click receipt images and PDFs to save them to Tracklified - Shows receipt details (merchant, items, total, tax) right on your bank's transaction page The full Tracklified app: - Collect receipts from your phone's camera, file uploads, and a personal @tracklified.com email address you can give to stores at checkout - Reads every receipt with smart extraction (merchant, date, items, totals, tax, tips) - Categorizes and labels receipts for tax time, HSA/FSA, budgeting, and expense reports - Exports to your favorite budgeting apps Privacy: The extension only reads merchant names, amounts, and dates from your transaction page. It never touches account numbers, balances, or login credentials. It never clicks, submits, or automates anything on your banking site. Receipt data is stored in your Tracklified account, encrypted, and never shared. Get started free at tracklified.com.
Jul 23, 2026
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