Connect your favorite tools
Your bank, your inbox, your files and your spreadsheets, kept in step with your money and your taxes. Each one says on its Help page what Countorra reads, and what it never touches.
Banks & payroll
Banks and cards
Checking, savings and credit cards from Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi and thousands more, connected securely. Countorra reads; it can't move money.
Investments
Brokerage and retirement accounts from Charles Schwab, Vanguard, Wealthfront and more, with their holdings, connected securely.
PayPal
Your PayPal balance and payments beside your bank, connected securely.
PayrollTax plan
Your newest pay stub's gross pay and income tax withheld, from your payroll provider, connected securely, for the Tax Alarm. You choose to connect it.
Email & receipts
Gmail and any emailTax plan
Forward a receipt, or set a Gmail filter once: it lands in Documents, is read, and finds its charge.
Files
Google Drive
Add a statement or receipt straight from your Drive. Countorra copies only the file you pick.
Dropbox
Add a statement or receipt straight from your Dropbox. Countorra copies only the file you pick.
Spreadsheets, notes & calendar
Excel
Transactions and statements as real .xlsx workbooks: dates as dates, amounts as numbers, a filterable header.
Google Sheets
A live copy of your transactions, budgets, subscriptions and goals in a spreadsheet of your own, kept up to date.
Notion
Your transactions, subscriptions and goals as Notion databases, with a summary page each month, in the page you pick.
Calendar feed
Tax deadlines, bills and paydays in Google Calendar or Apple Calendar, as all-day events.
Accountants
Export for your accountantTax plan
Your tax year in one download: transactions, income, the figures Countorra calculated and every receipt. Countorra prepares; you or your accountant file.
Accountant accessTax plan
Read-only access for your accountant with their own free login. You see what they looked at, and end it anytime.
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