Books that tie.
To the penny.
Every time.
Invoices, VAT returns, bank reconciliation and reports — in a ledger that cannot be quietly edited, cannot be left unbalanced, and adds up the way an accountant expects.
No card needed. Your books stay yours, and export in one click.
Everything a small business actually does
Not a spreadsheet with a login. A double-entry ledger with the bookkeeping already done for you.
Invoices that look like yours
Design the layout once — logo, columns, terms, colours — and every invoice matches it. What you see is what the PDF is, because they are drawn by the same thing.
Reconciliation that finishes
Import a statement and code what is new. Anything already matched is left alone, the same file twice changes nothing, and the balance on screen is the balance in the books.
VAT worked out from the ledger
Boxes 1 to 9 from the entries themselves, not a figure typed in. Lock the period once it is filed and nothing can move behind it.
Bills and purchases
Suppliers, bills, and what is due when. The same ledger as the sales side, so the cash flow is one picture rather than two.
Stock at weighted average cost
Goods are an asset until they sell, then a cost. On the day they sell. Margin that means something, and a stock figure that agrees with the balance sheet.
A ledger nobody can rewrite
Posted entries cannot be edited or deleted. A correction is a further entry, which is how accounting has always worked and the only kind of undo that leaves a trail.
What it costs
The first six months at the price shown, then the standard price. Monthly, cancel whenever.
The essentials, for sole traders and anyone not yet VAT registered.
- 20 invoices a month
- One bank account, reconciled
- Contacts and quotes
- Profit and loss, balance sheet
- One person
- No VAT returns
Unlimited invoices, VAT and bills. What most businesses need.
- Unlimited invoices
- VAT returns, filed to HMRC
- Bills and purchases
- Stock at weighted average cost
- Three bank accounts
- Two people
For a business with a few more moving parts.
- Everything in Trade
- Multi-currency
- Fixed assets and depreciation
- Recurring invoices
- Your own invoice design
- Five people
For accountants and bookkeepers with more than one set of books.
- Everything in Full
- As many businesses as you keep
- As many people as you need
- Client access, read only
- Staff by email: all clients, some, or none
- Every client on one desk
Not sure which? If you are VAT registered you need Trade or above, because that is where VAT returns start. Below the threshold, Start does the job. You can move between them whenever, and nothing in your books changes when you do.
Thirty days. No card. Your books, exportable from the first day.
Open a set of books, raise an invoice, import a statement. If it is not better than what you use now, walk away with your data.
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