Loved Midday? Worklyn is the natural home for what came next.

Worklyn's current Midday importer supports clients, invoices, transactions, receipts, time and documents. You can import them from a saved Midday export or through an api.midday.ai token if you still have one that works.

Yes, if you already have the data. A saved Midday export can still be imported into Worklyn, and an existing API token may also work if the Midday API remains accessible for your account. If you never exported your Midday data and no longer have API access, Worklyn cannot recover records that are no longer available from Midday.

There is substantial overlap. Midday brought banking, invoicing, transactions, time tracking and financial insight into one business operating system for independent operators. Worklyn keeps much of that financial model but begins earlier in the client lifecycle, running client to proposal to contract to project to invoice to payment to margin. That makes proposal management, contracts and actual project delivery more central to the product.

No, but the products are not identical. If what you valued was having invoices, time, transactions, receipts and financial context in one place, much of that same idea exists in Worklyn. Worklyn goes further into proposals, contracts and delivery-oriented project management. Some individual features and workflows naturally differ between the products.

Yes. Worklyn is built around independent professionals, founders and small client-service teams rather than requiring a traditional finance department. Projects, boards, phases, checklists, time tracking and project margin are currently available even on Worklyn's Free plan.

No software company can credibly promise that it will exist forever. What we can do is build the product sustainably and avoid making your business records unnecessarily difficult to take elsewhere. Worklyn supports financial exports in standard formats such as CSV and XLSX, including the ability to bundle supporting receipt documents. Your software can change. Your business history should remain yours.

Yes. Worklyn connects supported institutions through Plaid in the United States and Canada and Enable Banking across 31 countries in the United Kingdom and Europe. Bank connections are read-only: Worklyn cannot initiate transfers, withdrawals or payments through those connections.

Yes. Worklyn can suggest an incoming transaction against an open invoice. You confirm the match before the invoice is marked paid and the transaction becomes reconciled.

Yes. Outgoing transactions can be matched with receipts and supporting documents. Once confirmed, the document stays with the transaction and the resulting cost can also remain connected to the project it affected.

No. Worklyn handles business operations and pre-accounting. It keeps clients, projects, invoices, payments, transactions, expenses and documents organized before formal accounting begins.

Ramp announced on May 7, 2026 that Midday's founders were joining the company. Ramp described Midday as an open-source business-management platform for time tracking, invoicing and financial insights, and offered eligible Midday users a migration path into Ramp during the shutdown transition. Ramp itself operates much further into finance operations, including cards, expenses, procurement, accounts payable, vendor management, travel and accounting automation.

For some businesses, it may be. Ramp itself offered eligible Midday customers a personalized migration path. But the products serve different centers of gravity. Ramp is increasingly a broad finance-operations platform, while Worklyn remains closer to independent professionals and small client-service teams that need the work itself connected to the financial result.