The checkbook register that doesn't lose your data.

Keepbook is a register for iPhone and iPad. You write down what you spend and deposit, and it keeps the running balance. It makes a dated backup every day you use it.

Coming soon to the App Store

The button starts an email to us. You get one reply when Keepbook is released, and nothing else.

  • No ads
  • No bank linking
  • No sign-up
  • No subscription

Coming from Accounts 2 or 3, or another app? Bring your register with you.

The Keepbook register for Household Checking. Balance $4,378.84, cleared $2,463.13, and a list of entries, each with its date, category, amount and running balance.

Years of entries, kept safe.

A register is only useful if it is still there next year. Keepbook is built around that.

  • A dated backup every day you use it

    Each backup holds your whole register, every account and every entry, and is kept for 30 days. Settings shows when the last one was made, and you can make one yourself at any time.

  • Backups are separate files

    They are ordinary files in the Keepbook folder of your own iCloud Drive, kept apart from the app. If something goes wrong with the app, the files are still there. With iCloud Drive turned off, they are kept on the device instead.

  • Restore any day

    Pick a backup and your register goes back to that day's balances. Keepbook saves a copy of the register as it is now first, so you can come back to it.

  • Exact to the cent

    Amounts are stored as whole cents. The balance math is checked against 10,000 random entries and has to match to the cent.

The Backups section of Keepbook's settings. Last backed up Sep 28, 2026 at 5:03 PM, with buttons for Back Up Now and Restore from a Backup.
Settings shows the last backup at all times.

Everything a paper register does, and the sums.

Keepbook does one job. There are no budgets, graphs or reports to set up.

  • Running balance on every row

    Date, description, category, check number and amount, with the balance after each entry.

  • Fast entry

    Past descriptions fill in the category for you, and the next check number is suggested.

  • Reconcile against your statement

    Tick the entries your bank shows. Keepbook compares the cleared balance with the statement balance you type in.

  • Recurring entries

    Weekly, every 2 weeks, every 4 weeks, twice a month, monthly, quarterly, twice a year or yearly.

  • Transfers between accounts

    One-time or recurring. A transfer appears in both registers and always nets to zero.

  • Search

    Find an entry by description, amount, check number or memo.

  • iPhone and iPad, in step

    Syncs through your own iCloud on devices signed in to the same Apple Account. There is nothing to sign up for.

  • Export and print

    Save any account as a CSV file that opens in a spreadsheet, or print the register.

  • Large text and dark mode

    Every screen works at the largest text size your iPhone offers.

  • Locked with Face ID

    Open the register with Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode.

The Reconcile screen. A field for the statement ending balance, the cleared balance of $2,463.13, and entries grouped into Not cleared and Cleared.

Reconcile

Tick each entry that appears on your bank statement.

The Recurring screen. Rent every month, Paycheck twice a month on day 5 and day 19, and a transfer to Vacation Savings every 2 weeks, each with its next date.

Recurring

Rent, paychecks and transfers, each with its next date.

The Keepbook register in dark mode. The same Household Checking entries on a near-black background, with payments in a lighter red.

Dark mode

The same register, easier on the eyes at night.

Bring your register with you.

If you keep your register in Accounts 2 or Accounts 3, export each account as a CSV file, a plain list that any spreadsheet can open, and choose it in Keepbook. You see the number of entries, the dates and the ending balance first. Nothing is saved until you tap Import.

Coming from a different app, or from a spreadsheet? Arrange your entries in seven columns and Keepbook imports them the same way. See the seven columns.

The Import screen. It shows the new account name, the number of entries, the date range and the ending balance before anything is saved.

Pay once. Keep it.

Try Keepbook free. If it suits you, unlock it one time.

Free

$0

  • One account
  • Up to 50 entries
  • Daily backups and restore
  • Import, so you can try it with your own register

Full unlock

$9.99 one time

  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited accounts and entries
  • iCloud sync between iPhone and iPad
  • Export and print

Price in US dollars. The unlock is a single purchase through the App Store and can be restored on a new device. Importing a file with more than 50 entries needs the unlock. You still see the preview first, and nothing is saved until you decide.

Your register stays yours.

Keepbook has no analytics and no advertising. Nothing you enter is sent to us. Your entries live on your device and in your own iCloud. Read the privacy policy, or write to support@getkeepbook.com.

Tell me when it's out

One email when Keepbook is released, and nothing else.