Currencies
∞
Bookkeeping.
Not again.
Now boring in every language.
The books have to be done. In any currency. In any language.
For any tax office. With or without help. Now.
Languages
∞
Licence
AGPL
Excitement
0 / 10
What it does, reluctantly
01admin
It keeps lots of books
Double-entry bookkeeping for up to 99 businesses. For yourself or shared with other bookkeepers. Create accounts, write entries, link receipts, set up reports.
02admin
It lets you add any currency
Get paid in złoty, pay with a euro card, write the report in pound sterling. Dealing in something obscure? Add it in a minute — no support ticket, no waiting for a release. You run the books, you choose your currencies.
03admin
It trusts people precisely as far as you do
You want your accountant to see everything and change nothing? Done. Your helper who loses every receipt: photo, upload, done. Per business.
04admin
It knows how to let you go
No subscription, no price rise, no lock-in, no upsell, not in the US.
05sysadmin
It's boring in every language
Every screen, fully translated. Available? Tick. Save. Not available yet? Five files to translate (by you or AI). Add. Save. Review. Publish.
06dev
It gets the rates
Fetches what the major European tax authorities accept — ECB, HMRC, ESTV, BMF. By default. Need another? Two yml files. Maybe one Ruby class, template provided. Whatever it takes to please your tax office.
07
Bookkeeping,
not business management
No invoicing · no quotes · no customers · no suppliers · no payments · no bank feeds · no payroll · no inventory · no budgets · no confusion. Just the books, by design.
08dev
All yours
Open source, AGPL-licensed, self-hostable, on Rails.
Inspect the code, clone it, run it, keep it. If you want to thank me: host it in Europe.
Read the code.
It's more interesting than the app.
built in the open · issues and PRs welcome