Double-entry postings
Debits and credits post together against your chart of accounts. Amounts are held as exact integer cents — no floating-point money.
Ledgerlyne keeps company books with real double-entry postings and exact integer cents. Company and financial records are not stored in a Ledgerlyne cloud database — they stay in a file you choose, in your own iCloud Drive, Dropbox, or any other Files location.
Already using Ledgerlyne? Open ledgerlyne.com/app on your computer and sign in with the same Apple account. Your subscription includes the desktop companion.
The iPhone app, iPad app and desktop website open the same .ledgerlyne file from the folder you picked.
Saved in your iCloud Drive, Dropbox, or any location you can reach through Files or Windows. The file moves when your storage provider moves it.
Every entry posts to both sides of the books. Money is stored as exact integer cents, never as floating-point numbers, so amounts do not drift from floating-point rounding.
Debits and credits post together against your chart of accounts. Amounts are held as exact integer cents — no floating-point money.
Keep several separate company profiles, each with its own books, accounts and registers.
Record checks, debits, deposits, transfers and opening balances in the registers you set up.
Reconcile each register against the statement so the books and the statement agree.
Bring history in from a CSV or Excel file. Rows with invalid dates or amounts are rejected before anything posts, and a repeated import is detected and skipped.
Export data as CSV through Apple's share sheet to send it where you need it.
Ledgerlyne does not store company or financial records in a Ledgerlyne cloud database. Your books live in a .ledgerlyne file in a location you choose, and every device opens that same file.
Pick a folder in iCloud Drive, Dropbox, or any other location available through Apple's Files picker or Windows. That is where the book lives.
Because the file is shared rather than streamed, Ledgerlyne checks a revision number before every save.
Ledgerlyne is file-based. Changes appear on another device once your storage provider has finished putting the newer file there — it is not a live connection between devices.
Ledgerlyne builds its reports from the same double-entry records you posted, so the numbers trace back to individual transactions.
Income and expense activity for the period you choose.
Assets, liabilities and equity as of a date.
Account balances with debits and credits side by side.
Every posting, account by account.
A summary view to hand to whoever prepares your return.
A check on the internal consistency of the book's records.
The native Ledgerlyne app for iOS and iPadOS is built and awaiting App Store review. The subscription is purchased in the app through Apple.
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. Setup installer and portable build on the downloads page. A Ledgerlyne subscription and Sign in with Apple are required.
There is no Mac version of Ledgerlyne yet, and there is no browser version — Ledgerlyne runs as an installed app on the platforms listed here.
Sign in with Apple gives you one account, and the same subscription covers the iPhone, iPad and Windows apps.
Everything in Ledgerlyne, on iPhone, iPad and the Windows desktop app.
In a .ledgerlyne file in a folder you choose — iCloud Drive, Dropbox, or any other location you can reach through Apple's Files picker or Windows. Ledgerlyne does not store company or financial records in a Ledgerlyne cloud database.
They open the same file. Your storage provider is what moves that file between devices, so a change shows up on another device once the provider has put the newer file there. Before saving, each device checks the file's revision number; if the file changed somewhere else, Ledgerlyne tells you rather than writing over it, so nothing is lost.
No. Today Ledgerlyne runs on iPhone, iPad and Windows. A Mac version is not available yet, and there is no browser version of Ledgerlyne.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, a Ledgerlyne subscription, and Sign in with Apple. Both the setup installer and the portable build are on the downloads page.
Yes. Ledgerlyne imports CSV and Excel files. Rows with invalid dates or amounts are rejected before anything posts, and if you import the same rows again they are detected and skipped.
No. Ledgerlyne is a recordkeeping tool. It has no bank connections, no payroll, no invoicing and no tax filing. You enter or import transactions, and Ledgerlyne keeps the double-entry books and produces reports.
Use the Seminole Winds Technology support page for Ledgerlyne questions.
Try Ledgerlyne free for 7 days, then $9.99 per month. A Ledgerlyne subscription and Sign in with Apple are required on the Windows desktop app.
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