About OpenLedger

OpenLedger is a straightforward tool for keeping track of your money. It helps you record what you earn and spend, review your transactions, and understand your financial habits — without the noise, notifications, or upsells.

Think of it as a simple notebook for your finances. You write down each transaction, organise it by account and category, and come back later to see the full picture. There are no graphs fighting for your attention, no “you could save more” nudges, and no charts trying to sell you something.

Just a clear, calm record of where your money went.

What you can do

Record transactions — Add income and expenses manually or import them from a CSV file. Each entry goes into an account and a category so you can find it later.

Organise by account — Set up accounts for your checking, credit card, savings, loans, crypto, or anything else. See balances at a glance and keep everything separate.

Review your spending — See a monthly report of income vs. expenses, explore category breakdowns, and compare months side by side. The numbers are always yours to interpret.

Set budgets and goals — Create spending plans for categories you care about and track progress. Set savings milestones and contribute to them over time.

Search and find — Search across all your transactions, filter by date range or account, and save frequent searches. Your history is always a few keystrokes away.

Your data stays yours

You can use OpenLedger without creating an account. In guest mode, everything you enter stays on your own device — it never touches the internet. If you later decide to sign in with Google, you can optionally save a backup to the cloud. Every backup and every deletion is something you trigger yourself. Nothing happens automatically. No data is collected. No analytics run in the background.

Free and open-source

OpenLedger is free software — you can use it, read the code, modify it, and share it. It is released under the AGPL-3.0 license. The source code is published on GitHub.