Legal · last updated 14 September 2026

Terms of service

Short, and written to match what the software actually does. Where a term matters for how you use the tool, it says so plainly.

1 · Who you are contracting with

The operator of this site ("we") provides Ledgerdrop, a browser-based tool for reading electronic invoices. Contact: support.

Where a payment is processed by Paddle, Paddle.com Market Ltd acts as the merchant of record for that purchase. Their terms govern the payment itself, including VAT and invoicing.

2 · What the software does

Ledgerdrop reads structured e-invoice files that you open in your own browser and turns them into a spreadsheet. Processing happens on your device. The site's Content-Security-Policy declares connect-src 'self', which means the browser itself blocks the page from sending your files anywhere. You can verify this in the network panel of your browser, or by disconnecting from the network and continuing to work.

3 · Free tier and licence

4 · What the software does not do

This matters more than the usual boilerplate, so it is stated explicitly:

5 · Availability

The site is served as static files. Once a page has loaded it keeps working offline, so a site outage does not stop you from processing invoices you already have open. We do not promise a specific uptime.

6 · Liability

The software is provided as is. To the extent permitted by law, our total liability for any claim relating to the software is limited to the amount you paid for it in the twelve months before the claim. Nothing here excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

You remain responsible for the correctness of your own bookkeeping and filings. Where a number matters, check it against the invoice.

7 · Changes

We may change these terms for future purchases. A change never removes a licence you have already bought. The date at the top of this page is the last change.

8 · Governing law

These terms are governed by the law of the country in which we are established, without regard to conflict-of-law rules.