Double-Entry Bookkeeping
iPhone / Finance
Debit and credit, assets and liabilities, expenses and revenue. The classic accounting system is designed to ensure that your journal entries are complete. In Double-Entry Bookkeeping you create accounts, record opening balances and post journal entries. Based on this, Double-Entry Bookkeeping calculates daily balance lists as well as balance sheets and profit and loss. Double-Entry Bookkeeping provides a comprehensive overview of your business and personal finances. You use Double-Entry Bookkeeping not because you have to, but because you want to.
A selection of the features
- Distraction-free user interface in several languages
- Simple workflows
- Automatic balance transfer between calendar years
- Unlimited number of accounts and postings
- Simplifications for recurring business transactions
- All user entries can be updated
- Budgeting without additional data input
- Backup and restore on the level of single entities
- Multi-client capability
Last but not least: The entities can be exported as a JSON file, hashed using standard software and stored in an audit-proof manner.
The philosopher Immanuel Kant (1724 - 1804) demanded with his categorical imperative:
"Act only according to that maxim whereby you can at the same time will that it should become a universal law."
The app respects your privacy.
The app serves the sole purpose of being useful with the functionality you see in the user interface.
The app does not prompt you to accept cookies or to sign in.
The app stores your data on your own device and does not connect to external systems.
The app was developed exclusively with native iOS technologies and not with risky third-party software.
The app does not contain any advertising and there are no subscriptions or in-app purchases.
The app is updated regularly.
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
This update fixes two bugs:
- Specific titles for the debit and credit editors.
- The summary can be opened for all custom accounts and for the equity account as well.
