Mobile apps

Apps that talk to hledger
- MoLe (Android, GNU GPL v3+)
Apps with journal file export
Apps with CSV export
Apps with other ways to export
- Money Manager Ex for Android (Android, GNU GPL v3)
- MyExpenses (Android, GNU GPL v3+)

Entering expenses on the spot using a mobile device can be convenient. One of the challenges is finding apps that focus on making this efficient. Here are some options. See also:

https://cone.tangential.info/wiki/Mobile-ledgers
https://plaintextaccounting.org/#ui-mobile

Apps that talk to hledger

MoLe (Android, GNU GPL v3+)

https://mole.ktnx.net
https://git.ktnx.net/?p=mobile-ledger.git
A data entry app that talks to a hledger-web (1.14+) server.

https://gitlab.com/alensiljak/cashier
demo
A progressive web application that can be used on desktop and (offline!) on web-capable mobile devices for entering transactions and viewing balances. The transactions can be exported as a (h)ledger file. The future plans include data synchronization with an instance of hledger-web.

cone (Android, GNU GPL v3)

https://github.com/bradyt/cone
Currently implements offline data entry, and saves a local *ledger file, which can be synced with a server via Syncthing.

Ledger Expense Tracking (Android)

https://github.com/jduepmeier/ledger-app
google play
Expense tracking app with *ledger export.

Apps with CSV export

The general workflow here is that every so often you manually initiate a CSV export from the app. Typically the app starts up a temporary HTTP server and you can fetch the data to your main machine with curl. Then, with suitable CSV rules, either run hledger reports directly from the CSV file, or convert it/import the new transactions into a more permanent journal file. A script or Makefile to automate this can be helpful.