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Desktop app · Windows and Mac

PrintIOU

Print your own checks and keep track of money you’ve lent, with all your data kept on your own computer.

What it does

Two jobs, done carefully.

PrintIOU prints checks and manages loans and payments, in one app that never sends your records to anyone else’s server.

Print checks

On blank or pre-printed check stock
  • Prints the bank’s MICR line, the amount in words, and a signature
  • Works with blank stock or pre-printed check stock
  • Keeps a running check register

Manage loans

From schedule to payoff
  • Builds amortization schedules
  • Takes payments, including extra principal and escrow for taxes and insurance
  • Prints statements and receipts
  • Works out payoff amounts

Your data stays yours

Local, encrypted, backed up
  • Stored on your own computer, not in the cloud
  • Encrypted-at-rest database
  • Encrypted backups
  • Runs on Windows and Mac
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Get PrintIOU

PrintIOU for Windows

Version 2.0.0 · 64-bit installer · 3.5 MB
Download for Windows
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  1. Download the installer and double-click it.
  2. Follow the prompts to install PrintIOU.
  3. Enter your license key to activate. You’ll find it in the email we send when you subscribe.
Using a Mac? PrintIOU runs on Mac too. Email support@ms-itsllc.com and we’ll send you the Mac version. It isn’t code-signed yet, so macOS will show a warning the first time you open it.
Subscription

Annual, with a backup computer included.

PrintIOU is sold as an annual subscription. Each license covers two computers: a main one and a backup. To buy or renew, email us and we’ll take care of it.

Buy or renew: support@ms-itsllc.com

Good to know. PrintIOU checks in with our license server at least once a week to confirm your subscription, so the computer needs an internet connection now and then. Your records themselves never leave your computer.
Printing checks. Whether a bank accepts printed checks depends on the bank and on the check stock and MICR toner you use. Check with your bank before relying on them.