Multi-currency bookkeeping
Your books, in every currency you actually get paid in.
Moneman stores the exchange rate at the moment each transaction is entered, and never restates it — so last quarter’s report says the same thing next year as it did the day you ran it.
14 days · card details are not required
- · $4,200.00
- × 31.84
- · $4,200.00
- × 40.12
- · $4,200.00
- × 48.89
Tools that keep one rate per currency restate your history every time it changes. A report you ran in March quietly becomes a different report in June.
Most accounting software treats a second currency as an afterthought
A rate that moves, retroactively
Tools that keep one rate per currency restate your history every time it changes. A report you ran in March quietly becomes a different report in June.
One ledger, several currencies
An account belongs to a currency; a company does not. Moneman totals accounts of any currency together and converts to the one you read your books in.
The receipts are in a folder somewhere
Upload a bank statement and Moneman reads it — dates, amounts, counterparties, categories — and writes the entries for you to confirm.
A look inside
Sample data. The names and figures are made up.



The same books on your phone





What is in it
A real ledger
Income, expenses and currency exchanges, with attachments, categories, counterparties and recurring entries. Debts and receivables with due dates and partial payments. Loans with a full amortisation schedule.
The business side
Invoices and quotes with their own numbering, customers, products and stock movements, VAT with withholding where it applies.
More than one person
A permission matrix over every module, plus the ability to restrict somebody to particular accounts — so your bookkeeper reconciles the company accounts and never sees the director’s wallet.
Statements, read for you
Upload a PDF, image or spreadsheet. Moneman parses it into entries you review and confirm — nothing is written to your books until you say so.
Built for money, not for demos
Every financial row belongs to one corporate account and the boundary fails closed — with no organisation to scope to, a query matches nothing rather than everything.
Attachments live outside the web root and are streamed through an authorising controller. There is no public link to guess.
Your data is yours: CSV export across the ledger, reports and customers, and it keeps working even if you stop paying.
Questions people actually ask
- What happens when the trial ends?
- The account moves to the free tier. Nothing is deleted and nothing is locked — you keep reading and writing your books, and the features the free tier does not include switch off until you choose a plan.
- Can I get my data out?
- Yes, as CSV, across the ledger, reports and customer records. Export keeps working on the free tier, and it keeps working if you stop paying.
- Does my accountant need to pay for a seat?
- Not on a paid tier — each of them counts one extra seat in for your accountant. Free is a single user, so there is no second seat to give away. If your bookkeeper has to be paid for they never get invited, and that helps nobody.
- Can I run it on my own server?
- Yes. Moneman runs on ordinary shared hosting — PHP and MySQL, no queue worker, no Redis, no build step. Get in touch about a self-hosted licence.
Try it on your own books
14 days with every module open. No card, and nothing is deleted when it ends — the account simply moves to the free tier.
Start free$14.90/mo · Solo