Ledger
A business and personal expense tracker that keeps the two apart
Every purchase lands in the right place, personal or business, with a category and a receipt behind it.
What you get
Personal or business, per account
Mark each account once and every transaction, receipt and report follows.
Automatic categories
Transactions are sorted for you, and Ledger learns the way you categorize.
Receipts attached
Photograph a receipt and it is read, matched and filed with the expense.
Deductible costs gathered
Tax-deduction reports total the business expenses by category.
Mileage for business trips
Log trips and the deduction they support.
How it works
- Mark your accounts as personal or business.
- Review the categories Ledger suggests.
- Run the Business vs Personal report at month end.
Why people trust Ledger
- Separate books for you and each business
- Reports ready to share with a tax preparer
- 7-day free trial
Read more about who builds Ledger, our privacy policy and terms.
Common questions
What if a purchase was on the wrong card?
Change its category or workspace, or record a reimbursement, so each side stays accurate.
Can I split a shared expense?
Yes. Record the business share of a shared cost and the rest stays personal.
Go deeper
- Guide: How to separate business and personal expenses
- Guide: How to track expenses as a freelancer
- Comparison: Ledger vs. spreadsheets
- Security: How Ledger protects your data