Last updated: October 21, 2026
CheckBooks.ai is made by Ogal LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company. It is software for writing, signing, sending and tracking checks drawn on your own bank account. CheckBooks.ai is not a bank and never holds or moves your money.
Write to [email protected] with any question about your account, a check, or this service. Please never send a password, a full bank account number or a sign-in code by email.
Use Forgot password to get a reset link at your email address. If that does not work, write to us from that address.
Sign in and go to Settings → Security → Sign out everywhere, which ends every session on every device. If you sign in with a password, change it too. Then write to us.
Sign in and go to Settings → Security → Delete your account, or, if you cannot sign in, write to us. The account deletion page says how, and what is deleted and what is kept.
Everything is free for 30 days. Then the free plan writes 5 checks each month from one bank account, on the account and on one business. A check counts when it is signed; voiding it does not give the count back. Recurring checks count too: at the cap, a schedule waits for next month or a paid plan, and the owner is told. Drafts always save.
No federal or state law requires special check paper. Under the Uniform Commercial Code a check is a written, signed order to pay, drawn on your bank, and that is exactly what you print. The paper carries it; the paper does not make it.
The law, if you want to read it: Uniform Commercial Code § 3-104 (what a check is) and the Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act of 2004 (image processing). CheckBooks.ai is software, not a bank, and holds no funds.