HuntingtonMod talks to the tools you already have, in plain files
Rather than live-sync, we export plain-format files that any modern tool will accept. SEPA CSV for personal-banking apps, iCal for reminders, Markdown for Obsidian, PDF for Paperless-ngx. HuntingtonMod is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Huntington Bancshares Incorporated, Huntington National Bank, or Huntington Investment Company.
SEPA-friendly CSV for Kontist, Holvi, N26 Personal
The Daily Expense Tracker, Budget Planner and Subscription Tracker export a small SEPA-friendly CSV — date, payee, category, amount, note. The file is UTF-8, comma-separated, quoted where necessary, and opens directly in Kontist, Holvi, N26 Personal, GnuCash, MoneyMoney or plain Numbers. No live sync means no OAuth token, no third-party access to your bank, no aggregator middle-man.
Kontist
Import the CSV under Import → Bank statement. The Berlin freelancer app parses HuntingtonMod CSV in one pass.
Holvi
Use the "Import expenses" screen in the Helsinki-based business tool. Categories map directly.
N26 Personal
Personal edition only — the CSV mirrors the fields N26 already understands. Paste and import.
GnuCash
Import via File → Import → Import Transactions from CSV. Column mapping is remembered.
MoneyMoney
The German desktop app accepts our CSV as a "manual account" statement.
Numbers / Excel
Double-click and edit. The file is a plain UTF-8 CSV, no proprietary fields.
Weekly Review Sunday reminder → your calendar
The Weekly Review app can publish a private iCal feed containing the Sunday reminder and the monthly-print reminders. Copy the URL from Settings → Reminders and subscribe from Apple Calendar, Fastmail Calendar, Thunderbird or Nextcloud. The URL contains a rotating token; revoke it in one click if it leaks.
Personal Journal export → Obsidian, Logseq, plain folder
The Personal Journal exports one Markdown file per day with the date in the filename (2026-08-17.md) and YAML front-matter for tags. Drop the folder into Obsidian, Logseq or a plain text editor and you have a portable long-term archive. The Reading Log and Gratitude Notebook use the same folder convention.
Receipt Scanner → Paperless-ngx import folder
The Receipt Scanner produces a monthly PDF bundle with one page per receipt and an index of tags. The PDF is OCR-friendly and drops directly into the Paperless-ngx consumption directory. For accountants who prefer a zip of JPEGs, that option is one click away in Settings → Exports.
The anti-integration list
No aggregator sync
We do not connect to Plaid, Tink, Yodlee, Salt Edge, TrueLayer, TeaPay or any other aggregator. Ever. Not because they are bad — because HuntingtonMod is not a financial tool.
No bank OAuth
No PSD2 open-banking flow, no reading of statements, no live balance. HuntingtonMod is not a payment initiation service and is not affiliated with any bank.
No US integrations
No Zapier, no Make, no US-based automation platform. If your workflow tool is EU-based, we are happy to hear from you.
No AI writing assistants
The workspace does not send your text to a third-party model. Not to OpenAI, not to Anthropic, not to Google, not to Mistral. Your journal stays with you.
HuntingtonMod is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Huntington Bancshares Incorporated, Huntington National Bank, or Huntington Investment Company. The integrations described above are plain-file exports — the workspace never authenticates to a third-party service on your behalf.