Why is Apple Card so unbelievably useless in reporting its transactions?

I need a simple way to account for my spending. Credit card companies have done that for decades — each month, the statement includes each transaction, identifying the vendor and the amount. For decades, those companies have allowed 3d party financial apps to download that data, to enable their customers a simple way to account for their spending.

Apple Card launched more than 2 years ago, and still, there is no useable way to access information about Apple Card spending. The system does not integrate with any 3d party financial app. And while you can manually download the statement transactions, the data, BIZARRELY, provides no information about spending. "On November 22, you spent $7.99." Where? We won't tell you. For what? Sorry, too much bother for us to report. What Apple reports is "APPLE.COM/BILL ONE APPLE PARK WAY 866-712-7753 95014 CA USA" — FOR PRACTICALLY EVERY TRANSACTION.

Here's a sample. Notice the ONE charge accounted to someone other than Apple — that was the only one for the month:

How is it that a company that imagines itself in the business of providing financial information to its credit-based customers thinks that this is ok?