Finance
Know where the money went, without the spreadsheet
Expenses, budgets, invoices and cash flow in the same workspace as the rest of your work. Receipts get read and categorised for you, so the month closes without a weekend of data entry.
01What it does
The bookkeeping, mostly handled
Every number lives next to the work that produced it, so you are not reconciling two versions of the truth.
Expenses that file themselvesPhotograph a receipt and it arrives as a categorised transaction. The shoebox of paper stops being a problem you deal with in April.
Budgets you actually noticeSet a limit per category and see where you stand as you spend, not after the statement lands.
Reports without the exportIncome, spend and category breakdowns are already built. Pull the number your accountant asked for in a minute, not an evening.
Payments and invoices in one ledgerRecord what you billed and what cleared in the same place, so chasing an unpaid invoice starts from a fact rather than a memory.
Cash flow you can see comingMoney in against money out over time, so a thin month shows up while you can still do something about it.
Plans that use your real numbersModel a hire, a price change or a savings goal against your actual history instead of a guess.
02Who it is for
Same ledger, different questions
A freelancer, a small team and a household all want to know the same thing: what is left, and what is coming.
Running a business
- Keep team spend in categories you chose, not the bank's
- Invoice, track and follow up without a second tool
- Close the month from records that were already tidy
- See margin per project rather than per bank account
Personal money
- See where the month actually went, by category
- Give every savings goal a number and a date
- Track accounts and investments in one balance
- Set a budget you will still be following in March
Planning ahead
- Project the next few months from real history
- Test a decision before it becomes an expense
- Spot the months where cash gets tight early
- Compare a plan against what actually happened
Open the books without dreading it
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