First cheque in five minutes, promise.
No accounts to create, no subscription portals to log into, no setup wizards to click through. Install, type your bank details once, and print.
Install
Download from the Mac App Store. The app is 1.1 MB and opens in under a second on Apple Silicon.
Add your account
Enter your routing/transit, institution, and account numbers once. Set the country and currency; the right MICR standard is applied automatically.
Pick a layout
3-per-page on blank paper, or top/middle/bottom stub for pre-printed stock. Snap-to-grid alignment is built in.
Type the payee and amount, hit Print. Drop a CSV in the Compose tab if you'd rather batch a hundred at once.
From "I need to pay rent" to "in the mailbox"
Four clicks, sixty seconds
Open the app, pick your account
If you have multiple accounts, choose from the sidebar.
Type the payee and amount
Tab through the fields. The words-form line auto-generates from the amount.
Preview, then print
Real-time WYSIWYG preview shows exactly what will print, including the MICR line.
Sign and send
The register logs the cheque automatically. Reprint or export to PDF whenever you need to.
A hundred cheques in two minutes
Drop a CSV, walk away with a stack
Export your CSV
From payroll, QuickBooks, Xero, or anywhere else — columns labeled "payee," "amount," "memo," "date" are auto-detected.
Drag it in
Drop the file on the Compose tab. CheckYourself shows a preview of every row before anything prints.
Edit & approve
Fix typos inline, hold rows for later, or split into smaller print runs. Pause and resume any time.
Hit print
The stack runs in the background. Every cheque is logged with a unique number, ready for the register.
Dial in pre-printed stock
Skip the trial-and-error
Load a blank sheet
Use a regular printer sheet for the test — no cheque stock needed yet.
Print the calibration grid
The grid overlay marks every field's position in millimeters.
Stack it under a cheque
Hold both up to a window. Wherever the field misses, note the offset.
Nudge until perfect
Arrow keys move fields a millimeter at a time. Save when it lands.