CheckBook Pro 2.7.25 – Manage personal checking accounts.

CheckBook Pro is more than a basic check register and reporting tool: it features everything in CheckBook, our powerfully simple personal finance manager, and then some. Get a report for all of your accounts at once. Search for transactions with any combination of criteria. Group your transactions into folders. Change the details of a group of transactions in a single stroke. CheckBook Pro’s simply powerful data management tools make it all just plain easy.

Basic Features

Precisely manage your finances:

Find transactions with simple searches or dozens of powerful criteria
Reconcile your accounts to the penny
Schedule transactions that repeat periodically, like monthly bills and paychecks
Track cash flow over time with customizable reports so you can see where your money came from and where it’s going

Import from other personal finance apps or your bank:

Strong support for OFX, QFX, QIF, CSV, and Text
Import from Quicken Essentials for Mac

Share and sync your data:

Sync with other users on a local network
Sync with iCloud, when used on OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion

Pro Features

Save complex searches as Smart Folders so you can search again and again
Group your transactions into folders, to tidy up or begin a new year
Quickly change the details for a group of transactions, instead of one at a time
Report on all your accounts at once
See pending scheduled transactions for all your accounts with a single reminder

Ready for macOS 14 Sonoma.
Drag & drop statement files right to the Entry or Reconcile lists to get down to importing without going through the File > Import menu.
Learn a few new keyboard shortcuts in Entry and Schedule sheets so you can switch between Deposit/Debit, Split, Notes, and Schedule with the flick of your fingers instead of moving your hand all the way to the mouse and back: Command (⌘) 1, 2, 3, and 4, respectively.
The Escape key and Command (⌘) Period (.) now revert to the last value you entered into a split line item field, more in line with how a spreadsheet works and, perhaps, your expectations.