Skwad syncs your spending and income straight to a Google Sheet automatically, so you keep budgeting in spreadsheets without the tedious manual entry. It turns your spend and deposit notifications into categorized transactions in seconds, then writes them to a sheet you connect.
Skwad doesn’t require linking your bank accounts. There’s no manual data entry, and no risking your privacy by sharing login credentials.
How the Google Sheets sync works
1. Connect Your Google Account
Connect your Google sheet to the Skwad app. We take your privacy seriously and never request access to your entire drive—just a single sheet.
2. Categorized Transactions Sync Automatically
Skwad automatically converts those alerts to categorized transactions when you spend or receive income and syncs them to Google Sheets in seconds.
3. Real-Time Updates
Your Google Sheet updates in real-time as transactions occur. No more waiting until the end of the week or month to reconcile your finances!
4. Analyze On Your Terms
With your transaction data neatly organized in Google Sheets, you can sort, filter, create visualizations, and crunch the numbers however you like. Use the full power of Google’s spreadsheet tools, like pivot tables.
Why it keeps your data private
Because the sync runs on the alerts your bank already emails you, Skwad never asks for your bank login and never touches your whole Google Drive, just the one sheet you connect. You get an always-current spreadsheet without handing your credentials to anyone.
Want to dig deeper? If you’d rather work from statements, here’s how to convert a bank statement to Excel. You can also export transactions to CSV from your phone, or learn why tracking spending without bank linking keeps your data private.
