You didn't start a business to do bookkeeping.

A pile of receipts and unopened envelopes on a kitchen table at night

September, done

You made $4,210

  • Danny's Welding$1,840
  • Materials, like his last six invoices
  • Shell$62.10
Home Depot, $86.40For the business or for home? You choose.

Send the pile as it is. You don't need to know bookkeeping. The software does the books; you answer its questions and say yes to the month.

No bank loginCatch-up includedReady by morningYou approve every month
Try it on one receipt▶ Play a sample month

$99 a month. The price stays while you stay. A bookkeeper charges $199 to $549. Or $10 with your own AI agent.

Find the worst receipt you've got.

Yours now
A Home Depot receipt held in a hand: furnace filters, $63.82
In your books
Home Depot, Aug 29$56.98Repairs and maintenance: the receipt lists furnace filters
Sales tax$6.84Kept with the purchase: GST $2.85, PST $3.99
Paid by Visa, $63.82✓Waits for the card statement
August. Still counts.

That was one. Eight months of these is a morning.

See a month of books done, start to finish.

Press Play to see a small café's March go from a pile of statements to finished books that match the bank.

Sample business: Juniper · Sample · March58 lines

A small café's March: 58 lines.

Press Play to watch it get done.
Mar 27Square depositSquare's payout for the weekend's card sales+1,284.50Sales
Mar 28Restaurant DepotThe receipt lists produce and to-go boxes−312.08Supplies
Mar 29Receipt photo, crumpledRead from the photo: cleaning supplies, tax included−46.20Supplies
Mar 30Gusto payrollPayroll for three staff, matched to Gusto's report−2,140.00Wages
Mar 31Bank feeThe bank's own monthly charge−12.00Bank fees
The bank says$12,480.16
The books say$12,480.16
Same number

  1. The pile: statements and a crumpled receipt

  2. Every line read as it came in

  3. Each line sorted, with its reason

  4. The month waits for the owner's yes

  5. The bank's balance beside the books'. Same number.

You're not behind. You're just doing it alone.

When did you last do your books?

8 months. All caught up for $99 a month.

Send the pile as it is. Don't tidy it first.

A taped-up shoebox of crumpled receipts on a kitchen table at night
  1. Feb
  2. Mar
  3. Apr
  4. May
  5. Jun
  6. Jul
  7. Aug
  8. Sep

Each card is one month, caught up and waiting for your yes.

Tuesday, 6:20

$61,340 in checking

$18,000 of that is spoken for: January's tax estimates and the truck loan.

Two questions are waiting for you.

Shell, $94.20Diesel, on a Saturday. The truck, or your own car?
Transfer to R. Patel, $600Looks like a person, not a shop. What was it?

March so far

In
$14,210
Out
$9,870
Kept
$4,340

Your whole job: answer two questions over coffee.

  • It sorts what it's sure of and asks you about the rest, least sure first
  • Every line carries its reason in plain words
  • Answer once and it remembers. Fix one line and it fixes the ones like it
  • Nothing goes into your books until you say yes
  • Each month, in plain words: what came in, what went out, what you kept

When a line looks wrong, here's what happens.

If a photo can't be read, or a month is missing, you see it at the top the day you send it.

Try it on one receipt
  1. Home Depot$412.60Office supplies
  2. That was mulch for a job.
  3. You're right, that was our mistake. Moved to Materials.
  4. Two more Home Depot lines like it moved too. It remembers from now on.

Your accountant won't need to email you.

At tax time, whoever does your taxes gets every line with its receipt and its reason, so they don't email you questions. They can look any time, free.

▶ See a month your accountant would get

Without this, in April they'd email you

"What's the $412.60 at Home Depot?"

With this, they see

Home Depot, $412.60

Supplies for a job. The receipt is attached.

Your books are yours.

Do I give you my bank password?
No. Send the statements your bank already gives you.
What if the IRS or CRA asks in five years?
Every receipt is kept seven years, next to the line it paid for.
Can anything change without me?
No. Nothing goes in until you say yes.
What if I want to leave?
Download everything and take it to anyone. Delete it any time.
Try it on one receipt

Standard. $99 a month.

Every month you send what you have, and you get back finished books, with the reason beside every line and a plain answer to "am I making money?"

  • Every month done and checked against your bank
  • Every month you're behind, caught up, at no extra cost
  • Your sales tax worked out, and your payroll lined up with your books
  • Your accountant can look any time, free
$99

a month. A bookkeeper charges $199 to $549. Cancel any time; the price stays while you stay.

Try it on one receipt

Everything in Standard

  • Every business you own, each with its own books
  • Statements, receipts and emails, as they are
  • Each receipt kept with its line
  • A reason on every line
  • You say yes to each month
  • Each month: are you making money, in plain words
  • A year-end package for whoever does your taxes
  • Answers at any hour

Want less, or more? Basic is $20, Pro Max $199, and Tools is $10 for your own AI agent. See every plan.

What owners ask before they start

What's a bookkeeper, and what's an accountant?

A bookkeeper keeps each month's records. An accountant files your taxes and advises. We do the bookkeeping, and hand your accountant a clean year.

What if I already have a bookkeeper?

Good. Hold us to their standard. Send us a month they've already closed, and put the two side by side.

Do I have to connect my bank?

No. Send statements and receipts as you have them.

Do I need QuickBooks or Xero?

No. If you already use one, your books can go into it.

Does it do my taxes or payroll?

Your tax preparer files, with the year-end package from us. Payroll runs stay with your payroll provider, and payroll matching lines them up with the bank.

What if I find a mistake months later?

Tap the line. It's fixed with every line like it, and it remembers.

Do you tell the IRS about me?

No. We don't file anything, share anything or report anything to anyone. Your books go to you, and to whoever you choose to send them to.

When will my books be done?

Send your statements tonight, and your month is waiting for your yes in the morning. Catch-up months come back the same way.

Where do my receipts go?

Into your books, each one kept with the line it paid for. We keep them seven years, a year past the six CRA can ask to see, so they're there when you need them. Delete them any time. Leave, and everything that names you goes with you.

Can I leave?

Any time. Export your books and take them with you.

Start with one receipt.

What one receipt becomes in your books:

The Home Depot receipt from above: furnace filters, $63.82
Home Depot, Aug 29$56.98Repairs and maintenance: the receipt lists furnace filters
Sales tax$6.84Kept with the purchase

The crumpled one in your pocket will do. Then send a month: $99, and nothing is final until you say yes.

Try it on one receipt

Not now? Leave your email and we'll write to you.

The home page of Bookkeeping for Small Business. You send what you have: statements, receipt photos, forwarded emails. The software does the books, you say yes to each month, and you see whether you're making money. Try it on one receipt, no account and no bank login. Watch a sample month go from the pile to the last line, where the bank's balance and the books' balance are the same number. Catch-up on every month you're behind is included. Your questions are ready in the morning, least sure first; fix one line and it fixes the ones like it. One tap sends the month to your accountant. Your books are kept seven years and you can export them any time. Standard is $99 a month, the price stays while you stay; Basic is $20, Pro Max $199, and Tools is $10 for your own AI agent. Sales tax figures and payroll matching are in every plan.