

Finance teams deserve exceptional tools. The work they do is hard, high-stakes, and rarely celebrated. The tools they use should be delightful, intuitive, and a pleasure to use. That's the bar we've been pushing toward at Ramp since day one — design to build memorable experiences, AI to handle the work on behalf of customers. At Ramp, we measure and celebrate less time spent on our product; a minute someone spends on Ramp is a minute they're not doing their actual work.
That's why I'm excited to share that Midday is joining Ramp. Midday is an open-source business management platform — time tracking, invoicing, and financial insights with over 14,000 GitHub stars. It serves a community of operators and builders who chose it for the same reason our customers choose Ramp: it lets them run their business finances with minimal effort.
Midday is one of the most thoughtfully designed products in modern financial software, built by a two-person team in public. Pontus Abrahamsson and Viktor Hofte, the co-founders of Midday, are joining Ramp to bring that same craft to the product our 50,000+ customers use every day.
We've admired Midday's work for years. The way they build, the speed at which they ship, the quality of their design, the simplicity of their UX — it's been a source of inspiration, and proof that we're very aligned as builders. Bringing Midday into Ramp accelerates everything we've been pushing on: the AI-native foundation, the design bar, and the conviction that the best financial software gets out of your way.
For Midday's customers and community
Midday was built for independent operators who wanted their finances to feel as well-designed as the rest of their stack. This is the same conviction we bring to every one of our customers at Ramp.
Existing Midday customers: soon there will be a personalized migration path to Ramp for those who are interested and qualify. Our team is here to support. If you're not interested or Ramp is not a good fit, your Midday account will stay active for 90 days. During that time, you will be able to export all your data. Pontus and Viktor are sharing more on what's next for the product, the open-source repo, and the community directly on midday.ai.
To everyone who contributed, deployed, or built on Midday: thank you. The entire Ramp team is grateful for your work, and Pontus and Viktor are bringing that ethos to Ramp. If you want to come build alongside them: ramp.com/careers.

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