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Many financial apps support CSV export. I have been using, and contributing to, Money Manager Ex for AndroidMoney Manager Ex for Android. It is an open sourceOpen Source app and supports export to CSV and QIF exportformats. 

I also wrote a Python librarylibrary for reading the database, so export to CSV can also happen outside the app itself, either on a PC or on a mobile device.

There are plenty of tools that will convert CSV, or other formats, to ledger syntax, which you can append to your book file.

Many financial apps support CSV export. I have been using, and contributing to, Money Manager Ex for Android. It is an open source app and supports CSV and QIF export. I also wrote a Python library for reading the database, so export to CSV can also happen outside the app.

Many financial apps support CSV export. I have been using, and contributing to, Money Manager Ex for Android. It is an Open Source app and supports export to CSV and QIF formats. 

I also wrote a Python library for reading the database, so export to CSV can happen outside the app itself, either on a PC or on a mobile device.

There are plenty of tools that will convert CSV, or other formats, to ledger syntax, which you can append to your book file.

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Many financial apps support CSV export. I have been using, and contributing to, Money Manager Ex for Android. It is an open source app and supports CSV and QIF export. I also wrote a Python library for reading the database, so export to CSV can also happen outside the app.