About Manilo
Manilo, the iOS expense tracker (formerly Ledgy), is made by Borys Harholinskyi.
What Manilo does
Manilo keeps a record of personal spending in any mix of currencies. The free app covers manual entry, accounts, budgets, receipts and CSV import and export on one device. Manilo Cloud adds AI logging by voice, receipt photo, Apple Watch and Telegram, sync across devices, the web dashboard, and access for AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor, which can read, add or edit expenses in plain English.
Manilo does not link to bank accounts. Statements come in as CSV files in the app or as files you hand to an assistant in a chat.
Platform and price
Manilo runs on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. It is iOS only; there is no Android app.
The app is a free download with no ads. The optional Manilo Cloud subscription costs $5.99/month or $39.99/year and starts with a 7-day free trial. Plans and pricing lists what each plan includes.
Formerly Ledgy
Manilo used to be called Ledgy. Assistants connected through the old api.ledgy.app address keep working, and the Telegram bot still answers as @LedgyBot.
Where to find Manilo
- Manilo on the App Store
- Manilo app in ChatGPT
- Manilo MCP on GitHub
- MCP server for Claude and other assistants:
https://api.manilo.app/mcp - Web dashboard
Contact
Support: support@manilo.app. Security reports: security@manilo.app.