What it is
An always-on bookkeeper.
- Always-on bookkeeping for solo founders.
- The thing that used to take a month and ten hours, kept current.
- A daily plain-English P&L, a cash-gap alert two weeks early, and reminders that go out without you.
Get on it
Books that close themselves.
The paid pilot is open. Apply once and Tallymoss gets back to you this week.
How it works
Seven steps. One scroll.
You stay in your inbox. Tallymoss stays on the books.
- Step 01
Feed in or upload.
Bank and card transactions stream in automatically. CSV upload for the ones that aren’t on a feed.
- Step 02
Review the lines it’s unsure about.
Anything below confidence lands in a queue. You clear it in a few minutes a week.
- Step 03
Send invoices.
Type the customer and the number. The PDF goes out.
- Step 04
Reminders go out on a schedule.
Polite first nudge, firmer follow-up. Escalation only if they’re still ignoring you.
- Step 05
Plain-English daily P&L, in your inbox.
Yesterday, in words, before you open your first tab.
- Step 06
Two-week cash-gap heads-up.
Recurring bills vs. receivables. Flagged before payroll week, not the morning after.
- Step 07
A monthly human review, on request.
Real eyes on the trailing 30 days, once a quarter or when you want it.
Positioning
What Tallymoss is. And what it isn’t.
What it isn’t
Not everything.
- Not a replacement for your accountant at year-end.
- Not enterprise ERP. Solo founders only.
- Not a DIY spreadsheet with a UI bolted on.