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Close your books in 15 minutes a month.

One system that replaces QuickBooks, the bookkeeper, and most of the year-end CPA bill. Run it with Claude.ChatGPT.your AI agent. Claude

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Add Confirm 12
Tue, May 4 $35,080.82
Staples
STAPLES 00214
$184.32
The Home Depot
HOME DEPOT #7011
$402.60$241.60$55.44
Meridian Dental
DEPOSIT · INVOICE 2026-031
+$4,200.00
Gusto Payroll
GUSTO PAYROLL
$29,984.46
Mercury
MONTHLY SERVICE FEE
$12.40
Mon, May 3 $4,411.97
Verizon
VERIZON WIRELESS
$312.88
Delta Air Lines
DELTA AIR 0142283
$1,284.20
WeWork
WEWORK MEMBERSHIP
$2,450.00
Costco
COSTCO WHOLESALE #543
$268.14
FedEx
FEDEX 771205
$96.75
Sun, May 2 $932.55
State Farm
STATE FARM INS PREM
$842.00
Shell
SHELL OIL 5521
$90.55
Plugs into
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Three things you stop doing.

01

Chasing receipts

Forward them, drop them in, or let the bank feed pull them. Each one lands on the transaction it belongs to.

02

Categorizing by hand

The agent proposes the category, the split, the month. You skim a list and confirm.

03

Rebuilding the year in April

The return is built from the books you already closed. Every number opens to the transactions behind it.

Here's what happens instead.

Click a workflow, or any transaction

Tue, May 4 $35,026.34
Underneath

We handle the mechanics. You get clean books.

The rules in the back

FX, sales tax, accruals, settlement: the parts you'd rather not think about.

Applied consistently

Same way, every transaction, every period.

Clean books on top

Journal entries tie. Reports stay accurate.

Year end

The return, built from the books.

No rebuilding the year in April. The tax return comes out of the months you already closed, and every number on it opens.

Book basis to tax basis

Every number opens

You approve before anything files

Form 1120
Department of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
U.S. Corporation Income Tax Return
For calendar year 2025
2025
Proof of concept, not for filing
All 62 computed amounts verified against source records
Name
Blue Heron Software, Inc.
Number, street, city or town, state, and ZIP code
548 Market St, Suite 42, San Francisco, CA 94104
B Employer identification number
88-1234567
C Date incorporated
Mar 15, 2021
4 Dividends and inclusions (Schedule C, line 23)
6 Gross rents
7 Gross royalties
8 Capital gain net income (attach Schedule D)
Click any line to see the record behind it.
Form 1120 · line 1a

Gross receipts or sales

2,406,500 From the ledger
Accounts
4000 Software subscriptions 2,118,940
4100 Professional services 287,560
Sum of the account balances
Journal entries
Feb 3 Meridian Corp 12,500.00
INV-2026-0119.pdf
Feb 11 Oakmont Group 3,300.00
INV-2026-0121.pdf
Feb 18 BrightPath Inc 8,750.00
INV-2026-0124.pdf

Showing 3 of 217 entries in this account.

Then file it one of three ways.

Invite your accountant.

They work in the same books you do, on the same numbers.

Have us review it.

A CPA checks the return and files it. $649 flat.

New York · California · Ontario

File it yourself.

Everything traces, so you can check it line by line before you sign it.

Filing opens with FY2026 returns, spring 2027. US C-corporations (Form 1120 and the Delaware franchise report). Equated is accounting software, not an accounting firm. The optional filing service is reviewed by licensed CPAs.

Reports

Every report comes from the ledger.

Always current, because the ledger is the source of truth and nothing else is. Click any number and the transactions behind it open.

Income
Software Revenue $5,124,800
Total Income $5,124,800
Expenses
Payroll $1,847,200
Advertising $614,400
Servers $468,200
Contractors $384,600
Total Expenses $3,314,400
Net Profit $1,810,400

One price. Both jobs.

A bookkeeping service runs $300–600 a month. A CPA at year end, $2,000–5,000. Equated is about $999 all-in.

Start free beta
Software Books, agents, reports $49/ mo
CPA-reviewed filing Optional, once a year $649flat
$0 during beta · beta users keep $0 until launch
Real double-entry

GAAP-compatible. Not a spreadsheet with a UI.

Nothing posts unseen

You preview every change the agent proposes.

Everything traces

Any number opens to the document behind it.

Any AI model

Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini: anything on MCP. How it works →

The architecture
Bookkeeping isn't hard because money is complicated.
It's hard because the tools want you confused.

QuickBooks keeps adding workflows, menus, and paid experts. Bookkeepers price by complexity. So we built an accounting system from the ground up: immutable, verifiable, auditable, agent-native.

The ledger is the source of truth.

We rebuilt the ledger from first principles. It is still double-entry. Still GAAP-compatible.

But every entry now has a source: prepared, reviewed, and confirmed in the ledger. No shadow spreadsheet, no separate “final” books.

No. 0042 10:42 · Today
Agent
Categorize $42.18 from Vercel as Software & SaaS. Last 3 charges from this vendor were categorized the same way.
Journal entry Preview
Dr 💻 6100 Software & SaaS $42.18
Cr 🏦 1010 Stripe Operating Account $42.18
Activity
10:42 AM · You · Categorized $42.18 Vercel
10:18 AM · You · Matched receipt to Linear

Agents make mistakes. So we limit what they can do.

An AI agent that posts journal entries unsupervised is a liability. One hallucinated category and your P&L is wrong.

So we don't let it. You preview the change with your agent. You confirm when it looks right. The diff visible, the rationale attached, the source document linked.

Preview before posting
Close invoice before it touches the ledger
$1,850.00 bank-feed.csv
01
active
Agent prepares

Close invoice INV-2026-0119

02
waiting
You preview

Review source and rationale

03
waiting
You confirm

Posted to the ledger after confirmation

Answering an audit request.

You got audited. The IRS asked for support on five expenses. Ask the agent: "export the records behind these expenses". It pulls up the invoice, the receipt, the bank transaction and the notes behind every one.

Transcript · audit request
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Clean books all year. A return you can defend at the end of it.