Depreciation without the spreadsheet

Assets that depreciate themselves, on schedule.

Included in: Pro and above

A register of what you own, with depreciation calculated and posted for you.

A register, not a folder

Cost, in-service date, method and accumulated depreciation live together per asset.

Depreciation is a journal entry in your ledger, not a number in a side calculation.

A large purchase in your bank feed can become an asset without re-typing it.

1
Add the asset
Cost, date placed in service, useful life and method — or build it from the purchase already in your books.
2
Depreciation is calculated
The schedule is worked out for you rather than kept in a spreadsheet.
3
It posts
Depreciation lands as a journal entry, so your balance sheet and P&L stay right.

Straight line is the common case and is fully handled; your accountant can post any other treatment as a journal entry.

Mark it disposed — the asset leaves the register and the accounting is recorded.

A real chart of accounts, sized to your entity type — not a fixed list of categories.

Debits and credits when you need them, with reversal, duplication and import.

Lock a finished month or year so nothing changes behind you — and reopen it deliberately when it must.

No credit card required. Bring your existing books with you — imports never count against your plan.