Your Money. Fully Accounted For.

Most personal finance apps count your spending. Lums accounts for every dollar, the same way banks have for 500 years.

Other apps tell half the story

Most personal finance apps use single-entry accounting, a simplified model with no built-in verification. Errors accumulate silently. Transfers look wrong. History disappears.

Transfers counted twice

When you move money between accounts, single-entry apps record it as both an expense and income. Your numbers look wrong, because they are.

Transactions that vanish

Bank sync issues, duplicate entries, missed imports. In a single-entry system, there's no mathematical way to know what's missing.

History that disappears

Most apps limit your history to 90 days. Anything older is gone and unverifiable, as if it never happened.

The Lums difference

Lums tells the whole story by using double entry bookkeeping

What double-entry means for your wallet

Your numbers always add up

Our system is mathematically self-balancing. Every transaction is verified automatically. If something doesn't add up, like a duplicate charge or a sync error, Lums catches it before you would.

Transfers that actually make sense

Paying your credit card, moving money to savings, topping up investments: in Lums, transfers are tracked correctly. They never inflate your income or your expenses.

Your complete history, forever

Every transaction is permanently recorded in an immutable ledger. Look back a year or five. Your history doesn't expire and it never changes without you knowing.

Your true net worth

Because Lums tracks all your assets and liabilities in a real accounting system, your net worth is always accurate. Not a rough estimate, but a real balance sheet updated the moment anything changes.

AI that works on real data

When Lums tells you how much you spent last quarter or predicts your balance next month, it draws on verified, complete data. Garbage in, garbage out: we prevent the garbage.

Why the accounting model matters

The foundation of your financial data determines the quality of every insight built on top of it.

Other apps Lums
Accounting method Single-entry
Math verification None
Transfer handling Often wrong
Transaction history Limited (90 days)
Net worth calculation Estimate
Used by banks & institutions
AI works on verified data

Common questions

Do I need to understand accounting to use Lums?

How is this different from what my bank shows me?

What does double-entry actually mean?

Do other personal finance apps do this?

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