Your books, as text, on Git

BeanHub hosts Beancount ledgers as Git repositories. Browse the journal in the browser, import bank CSVs, and clone with ordinary Git when you want the files on your laptop.

Quickstart What is BeanHub API

You talk to BeanHub through the website, Git HTTPS, and a REST API. The book is a Git repository of Beancount files. BeanHub shows the journal, reports, import, and inbox.

A book is a Git repo

Every change is a commit. Clone URL is https://app.beanhub.io/repos/<username>/<repo>.git. Use an access token as the HTTPS password.

Beancount, not a lock-in

Your ledger is plain-text Beancount. If you leave BeanHub, you still have the files. See What is BeanHub.

Import from banks

Upload CSV files or connect banks with Plaid. Rules in .beanhub/imports.yaml turn rows into transactions. Import and Connect.

Reports you can filter

Journal, accounts, balance sheet, and income statement. Filter by date range. Reports.

Inbox for invoices

Forward receipts to <username>+<repo>@inbox.beanhub.io. BeanHub archives the email. Inbox.

Pick a path

If you are…	Start here
New to BeanHub and Beancount	Quickstart
Wondering what this product is	What is BeanHub
Creating the first book	Create a book
Importing a bank CSV	Import transactions
Connecting a bank	Connect banks
Cloning the repo locally	Git over HTTPS
Calling the HTTP API	API overview

Questions: support@beanhub.io.