The product · complete surface area

Everything in the box.

Four surfaces, one keyboard, and a written contract about what is allowed to change. This page is the whole product — including the parts that aren't built yet, and the parts we refuse to build.

30 capabilities built and running. Every one of them listed below, with its real status.

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Books
QuickBooks Online
Books per firm
Unlimited
Seats
Unlimited, all tiers
Checks run
As files land
Keystroke commit
< 100 ms
Undo window
5.5 s
POS formats
Toast · Square · Clover
Payroll formats
Gusto · ADP · Paychex
Bank credentials held
None
Every write
Reversible

Here's a month, start to finish.

Workflow

From an emailed file to a signed-off month.

Every step of closing a location's books lives in one place. You send the files; the list comes back.

  1. 01Files

    Send one month

    Email the bank CSV, the POS sales export and the payroll journal to the private address we give each location, or upload them. Nothing installed at the location.

  2. 02Parse

    Read, or refuse

    A format we do not recognise is rejected by name, with the offending lines quoted. We never guess at a column and we never half-import a file.

  3. 03Deposits

    Match the money

    Card batches from the POS are matched against the deposits that actually landed in the bank. What never arrived becomes a finding.

  4. 04Cash

    Prove the drawer

    Counted cash against banked cash, per location, per day. A $30/day shortage is $11,000 a year that nobody can currently prove either way.

  5. 05Tips

    Roll the liability forward

    Tips accrued at the register against tips paid through payroll, checked against the tip-liability balance sitting in QuickBooks.

  6. 06Findings

    One list, one keystroke

    Everything lands in a single inbox with its evidence and the arithmetic shown. J and K move, P posts the fix, D dismisses with a reason.

Every surface, and its honest status.

What is built

30 of 31 are live.

Shipped means shipped — each line tracks a roadmap mark that is only set once it is true in production. 30 of 31 are live today; what is not built yet says so.

The inbox
  • Keyboard-first exception inboxJ/K navigation, single-key dispositionV1
  • Multi-book batch applyone vendor across every book at onceV1
  • Command palette (⌘K)V1
  • Policy memoryyour firm's rules, visible and editableV1
  • Reviewer modea second pair of eyes before the closeV2

And the keys never move.

The keyboard contract

These keys are a published API.

The complaint that built this company was never “it's missing a feature.” It was “it moved.” So the keymap is versioned like an interface, not tuned like a preference. Press any of them.

JKNext / previousInbox
⏎Accept the suggestionInbox
RRecategorizeInbox
BBatch across booksInbox
EEscalate to the managerFindings
SSkipInbox
ASelect a row · X during the transitionInbox
⇧⏎Accept all at or above your confidence barInbox
⌘ZUndo · 5.5 second windowInbox
⌘KCommand paletteGlobal
1–9Jump to a clientGlobal
⇧IGo to inbox · ⇧W ⇧P ⇧V ⇧L ⇧U for the restGlobal
?Keyboard cheatsheetGlobal
TLight / darkGlobal
[Collapse the sidebarGlobal
EscClose anything. Always.Global
30days' notice

Changing what a key does is a major version bump: a written rationale, a changelog entry, thirty days of in-app notice, and the old key keeps working for all thirty.

What we leave out, on purpose.

Boundaries

What we will never build.

This list is as load-bearing as the one above it. A tool that does everything is a tool that does none of it before the dinner rush.

We don't do thisBecause
Daily sales journal entriesYour sales-posting tool posts the entry; we reconcile what it posts. Keep it.
Inventory, COGS, recipe costingWe stop at the ledger.
Practice managementWe're the queue inside your close, not the system around it.
Financial reporting and dashboardsQuickBooks already does this, and you already know where it is.
1099 filing · engagement letters · e-signNot our close. Adding them would make everything above slower.
White-label client portalA portal your client never logs into is a feature you maintain for nobody.
Xero and other ledgersQuickBooks Online only. Depth in one beats a shallow adapter in four.
Autonomous bookkeepingNothing posts without your keystroke. That's a boundary, not a roadmap item.
What we never receive
  • Bank login credentials
  • Card or account numbers
  • Guest or customer PII
  • Employee social security numbers
  • Anything from inside a location's POS terminal
  • Balances or account totals, for the categorization model

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The exception inbox for businesses that take cash and cards.

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