CheckMate

Coming soon For iPhone and Android

Write a check without hunting for a pen.

Type who you’re paying and how much. CheckMate spells out the amount, lines everything up on your check stock and gets it ready to print. All that’s left is your signature.

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  • No bank login
  • Your details stay on your phone
  • You sign every check
  • Pay once, no subscription

The names and numbers on this check are made up.

How it works

Three steps, and the pen is just for signing.

It still looks and feels like a paper check. CheckMate handles the parts you’d rather not write out by hand.

  1. Add your account

    Enter your name, bank, routing and account numbers, and the next number in your checkbook. Writing checks for a business and a household? Add both, and each keeps its own numbering.

  2. Fill in the check

    Who it’s for, how much, and a memo if you like. Commas appear as you type, and the amount is written out in words for you.

  3. Look it over, print, sign

    Check the preview, print it on your check stock or save it as a PDF, and sign it. Once you tell CheckMate it printed fine, it’s saved to your history.

Price

Free for 7 days. Then $9.99, once.

No subscription and no paid tiers. Your accounts and history stay available either way.

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Bought in the App Store or Google Play once the app is released. Nothing is sold on this website.

CheckMate New Check screen. Typing “Ever” brings up a saved, made-up payee, Evergreen Landscaping, with its last amount and memo

Features

Small touches that save you a headache.

  • Pay the same people again

    Every check you confirm goes into History. Paying the same landscaper next month? Start typing their name and CheckMate offers it, along with the last amount and memo.

  • Print a few ahead of time

    Heading out and want blank checks on hand? Print one, or three to a page, with your details and check numbers already on them, then fill in the rest by hand.

  • Keep accounts separate

    Business and personal checks stay apart, and each account remembers its own next check number.

  • No wasted check numbers

    The number only moves forward after you confirm the print came out right, so a paper jam won’t cost you a check.

Also built in

For the day one check isn’t enough.

Everything here is included. There are no add-ons and no paid tiers.

  • US Letter page with three filled-in checks from two made-up accounts, numbered 2052, 310 and 2053

    Several checks on one sheet

    Line up as many as three payments, even from different accounts, and print them together on one page.

  • US Letter page with one filled-in check at the top and two stubs below repeating its date, payee, amount and memo

    Checks with stubs

    Using “check on top” voucher paper? Turn on stubs and the date, payee, amount and memo are repeated on both tear-off parts.

  • US Letter page showing only dates, payees, amounts and memos, placed where three bank-printed checks would be

    Checks your bank printed

    If your checks already carry your name and numbers, CheckMate prints only the date, payee, amount and memo. Made for full-width checks on Letter sheets.

  • Top, middle or bottom

    Used the first check on a sheet? Choose where the next one prints and finish the page.

  • A voided check when a form asks

    Setting up direct deposit or autopay? Print a check with VOID across it, or save it as a PDF to send.

  • Your logo and details

    Add a small logo beside your name, and the fractional routing number if your bank uses one.

  • Save as PDF

    Keep a copy of any check as a Letter-size PDF that looks the same as the printed page.

  • Void and export

    Mark a check void and it stays in History with its number. Export your checks for a spreadsheet, QuickBooks or Quicken.

  • A lock on the app

    Ask for Face ID, your fingerprint or your phone’s passcode each time CheckMate opens. It’s off until you turn it on.

A closer look

From the screen where you type the details to the check that comes out of your printer. Tap any picture to see it bigger.

Sample check from a made-up bakery to a made-up payee for $312.40, with the amount in words, a blank signature line and bank numbers along the bottom

01 · The printed check

Exactly what you’ll get

The preview matches what comes off the printer, so there are no surprises.

CheckMate Home screen showing a made-up business account, its next check number, and three checks waiting on one sheet

02 · Home

Your next check number, up front

Pick an account, start a check, or print the sheet you’ve lined up.

Every name and number in these pictures is made up. The pale green stands in for check stock; the real security background comes from the paper you buy.

Privacy

What you type stays on your phone.

Your bank details are yours. SudsPoint LLC doesn’t run a server that receives your check or bank information.

Read the full privacy policy

  • Saved on your device

    Your accounts, history and print settings live in the app itself. There’s no CheckMate account to create and no bank to sign in to.

  • No ads, no tracking

    The apps don’t include advertising or third-party analytics, and this website doesn’t use analytics or ad cookies either.

  • Backups are in your hands

    You can export a backup and restore it later, on the same phone or a new one. The file contains your full account details and isn’t encrypted, so keep it somewhere safe.

Before you print

Questions people usually ask.

What do I need to print checks?

Check paper and a printer your phone can already print to. CheckMate uses US Letter paper: blank check stock with one check or three to a page, voucher paper with stubs, or full-width checks your bank printed. Small personal checks torn from a checkbook aren’t supported. Do a test print on plain paper first to check the alignment, and ask your bank if they have any requirements for the magnetic (MICR) ink or toner used on the bottom line.

Does CheckMate connect to my bank?

No. You type in your account details yourself. CheckMate only prepares and prints checks. It doesn’t move money, look up your balance or act as a bank.

Will it print the security background?

No, that comes from the preprinted check stock you buy. CheckMate prints your details and the bank numbers along the bottom. Whether a bank accepts a particular check is always up to the bank.

Can I use more than one account?

Yes. Add business and personal accounts and switch between them whenever you like. Each one keeps its own check numbers.

Can I send my checks to QuickBooks or Quicken?

You can export your check history as a spreadsheet file (CSV), as a three-column file laid out for QuickBooks Online’s bank upload, or as a QIF file for Quicken and similar programs. CheckMate doesn’t connect to those services itself; you import the file there.

How much will it cost?

CheckMate is free to try for 7 days. After that, a one-time $9.99 purchase keeps printing unlocked for good. There’s no subscription, and your accounts and history stay available either way. The purchase is made in the App Store or Google Play once the app is released; nothing is sold through this website.

Still writing checks? Let’s make it easier.

CheckMate is coming soon to iPhone and Android. Have a question in the meantime? We’d love to hear from you.

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