Mac-native
Menus, keyboard shortcuts, resizable layouts, and native file handling.
Mac-native accounting, built for small businesses
A calmer way to keep your books in order
Akaunty brings invoices, payments, reports, inventory, payroll, and ledgers into one fast offline Mac app, with the structure accountants expect and the polish Mac users want.
Akaunty dashboard
Accounting-first
Every sales, purchase, payment, and adjustment posts to the ledger.
Local-first
Work from business files on your Mac, with optional backup and sync planned later.
Sales documents
Send the documents your business already uses
Create sales invoices, estimates, quotes, and credit notes without leaving the same accounting flow. Customer records, line totals, tax codes, and ledger postings stay connected.
Invoice
INV-1024
CustomerAcme Ltd
Consulting services$1,000
Tax$0
Total$1,000
Bank and cash
Know what cleared and what still needs attention
Track receipts and payments, organize bank and cash accounts, and reconcile statement lines against your books.
Bank reconciliation
BalancedStatement balance$1,700
Book balance$1,700
Difference$0
Ledger-backed reports
Reports backed by a real ledger
Akaunty is not a spreadsheet skin. Transactions create balanced journal entries so reports, account balances, and business history stay explainable.
Profit and loss
Income$1,000
Expenses$300
Net profit$700
Sales invoice+$1,000
Software expense-$300
Quick answers
Built to be clear to owners, accountants, and answer engines
What is Akaunty?
Akaunty is a Mac-native accounting app for small businesses that want local-first books, structured accounting modules, and ledger-backed reports.
Who is Akaunty for?
Akaunty is for solo owners and small teams that want invoices, payments, reports, inventory, payroll, and bank reconciliation in a focused Mac app instead of another browser tab.
What accounting features does Akaunty include?
Akaunty includes customers, suppliers, sales invoices, credit notes, estimates and quotes, receipts, payments, bank and cash accounts, inventory, payroll, fixed assets, journal entries, chart of accounts, reports, and global search.
Where does Akaunty store data?
Akaunty uses local business files on your Mac. Optional paid backup and sync are planned for a later release.
Modules
Start with the accounting modules you need
Akaunty keeps the familiar module-based workflow, then makes it feel calmer, faster, and more Mac-native.
Summary
Reports
Bank & Cash
Receipts
Payments
Customers
Sales Invoices
Credit Notes
Estimates & Quotes
Suppliers
Purchase Invoices
Inventory
Payroll
Chart of Accounts
Journal Entries
Fixed Assets
Settings
Active development for macOS
Bring your books back to your Mac
Akaunty’s first release focuses on local-first accounting, clean documents, and dependable reports. Optional backup and sync are planned as paid add-ons later.
Get launch updatesFAQ
A few useful answers before release
Is Akaunty a web app?
No. Akaunty is built as a Mac app so it can feel fast, native, and comfortable for daily accounting work.
Where is my business data stored?
Akaunty uses local business files on your Mac. Optional backup and sync are planned later.
Which accounting workflows does it cover?
The app is being built around customers, suppliers, invoices, quotes, credit notes, receipts, payments, inventory, payroll, bank reconciliation, journals, reports, and fixed assets.
Is this a replacement for Manager.io?
Akaunty follows a familiar module-based accounting workflow, but the goal is a more polished Mac-native experience rather than a clone.
Does it support dark mode?
The Mac app is designed for light and dark mode. The marketing site intentionally uses a light design.