Frequently asked questions

Is Ledgerly free?

Ledgerly is free while in early access. When we launch publicly, plans start at ₹1,050/month — see pricing. Early-access users get early-bird pricing.

Do I need to know accounting?

No. You work with invoices, bills and payments; Ledgerly writes the double-entry journals underneath. If you do know accounting, everything is inspectable — journal entries, ledgers, trial balance.

Does Ledgerly work on mobile?

Yes — Ledgerly runs in any modern browser, including on phones and tablets, and the layout adapts rather than just shrinking. Below about 600px wide, list pages drop their multi-column tables for a stacked row per record that reads on one screen, filters collapse into a scrollable strip, and the tables that stay tables — the GSTR-1 Doc Summary, for one — scroll sideways within their own frame instead of pushing the whole page off the edge.

Everything works on a phone. For heavy data entry we still recommend a desktop: entering a twelve-line invoice on a phone is possible, not pleasant.

There is no separate app to install from an app store — you use the same Ledgerly in your phone's browser, with the same data.

Can my accountant access my books?

The simplest way today is to share reports — every statement exports to Excel or PDF. Multi-user access is on the roadmap under Settings → Users & Roles.

Where is my data stored, and is it secure?

Your books are stored in Google Cloud (Firebase) in the Mumbai region, transferred over an encrypted connection, with each account's data isolated so only you can access it.

Can I get my data out?

Always. Reports export to Excel, CSV and PDF; GSTR-1 exports as portal JSON; and invoices download as PDFs. It's your data.

What happens at financial year end?

Ledgerly follows April–March financial years. Reports are scoped by year, and balances carry forward — no manual "close the year" ritual required.

I found a bug or want a feature — where do I write?

contact@ledgerly.org. During early access, feedback genuinely shapes the product.