TAccountZone

Frequently asked questions

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Getting started

What is double entry accounting?

Double entry accounting records every financial transaction in at least two accounts — a debit in one and a matching credit in another. The total debits always equal total credits, which keeps the books balanced and makes errors easy to find. TAccountZone displays every entry as a T-account, the visual format used in accounting education worldwide.

What is demo mode?

Demo mode is the full application with no account required and no time limit. You can create journals, enter transactions, view balances, and explore every feature without signing up or paying. When you want to save your work permanently or unlock higher limits, you can upgrade to a paid plan.

What browsers are supported?

TAccountZone runs in all modern browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. It does not require any installation. On mobile, it works in the same browsers, though the desktop experience is recommended for serious bookkeeping work.

Privacy & data

Is my data private?

Yes. TAccountZone is local-first software — your ledger is a file stored on your own device. We do not have a database of your transactions and have no way to access your data. Your financial records stay on your machine.

What happens if I lose my file?

If you lose the file, the data in it is gone — we don't hold a backup copy. We recommend keeping your ledger file in a folder that syncs to your cloud storage (iCloud, OneDrive, Google Drive, or similar). This gives you a backup without us ever seeing the contents.

Can I share files?

Yes. Because your ledger is just a file, you can share it with anyone — email it, put it in a shared folder, or hand it to a colleague. The recipient opens it in their own copy of TAccountZone. There are no collaboration features built in at this stage; sharing is file-level.

Enterprise

How do org codes work?

An organisation code (org code) is a short code tied to an Enterprise licence. You purchase a licence with a set seat count, receive a code, and distribute it to your users. Each user enters the code in the app to activate their seat. There are no per-user accounts to manage and no email addresses to collect. Seat counts and code validity periods are agreed at purchase.