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For Your Business
Your bank statements become organized, categorized books — without hiring a bookkeeper, and without the April panic.
The $4,000-a-year problem
A part-time bookkeeper runs $300–$500 a month. Skipping one means handing your CPA a shoebox in April — and paying their hourly rate to sort it. Either way, you’re paying real money for work that is mostly mechanical: reading statements, sorting transactions, labeling categories.
The math: at $350/month, bookkeeping costs $4,200 a year. The mechanical part of that work — the sorting and categorizing — is exactly what this platform automates.
What you get
- Every transaction categorized into proper business categories — automatically
- Personal charges flagged and separated (see the Commingling Splitter)
- Months organized into periods, ready for your CPA to review and file
- Your corrections remembered — the books get smarter every month
How you use it
- Upload your statementsEvery month, or all twelve in January — your call.
- Glance at the resultConfirm the handful of transactions that need your eye. Two minutes, not two evenings.
- Hand your CPA clean booksThey start from organized data and bill you for judgment, not data entry.
Are you the accountant? See the CPA version of this workflow: Bank Statement Processing for Accountants.
Fire the shoebox.
Early access opens soon. Join the waitlist — no credit card, no setup.