Ledger App-Analysen für 30. Januar

Ledger helps you understand your money by focusing on your balance. See your balance at every transaction, and follow how it changes over time with clear, intuitive graphs. In Ledger, everything is an account—including income and expenses—so you can track expense totals throughout the month the same way you track a bank account. Set budgets for income and expenses, and see your progress visually as your balance updates. Adding transactions is quick and effortless. From your checking or VISA account, tap an expense icon, enter an amount, and save. When you need more detail, add a custom title, notes, photos, and a contact—giving you as much context as you want, but only when you need it. Ledger gives you a clear view of where your money goes. Explore your spending with charts and graphs, and review patterns from the past year to help you set or adjust budgets with confidence. When you need reports, Ledger can generate XLS-based journals, account ledgers, income statements, and balance sheets. Have a report you’d like to see? We welcome your feedback. Your data matters. Ledger includes CSV-based transaction import, making it easy to bring in downloaded account statements. During import, you can create rules that automatically categorize transactions based on their description—rules that continue to work for future imports. Support for additional formats is planned, guided by user requests. Ledger is designed to work seamlessly across iOS. It supports Shortcuts, enabling workflows like auto-import when using Apple Pay, and Spotlight search, so you can find transactions right from your Home Screen. Ledger works on iPhone and iPad, with optional iCloud Sync to keep everything up to date across devices. You can also back up and restore your data using a simple JSON-based format.