Bookkeeping’s night shift

The daily memo.
No data entry. No cloud.

A machine on your counter reads each day’s paperwork, does the arithmetic, and writes you a plain-words memo every morning — what’s due, what crept up, what got billed twice. The week’s and month’s numbers build on top. Your files never leave the building.

On-premise or overnight batch Arithmetic, not AI opinion Nothing touches Big Tech
Daily memo · Maple & Main Coffee7:00 AM
Due this week
$0
Owed to you
$0
Flagged
0
Rent $3,400 — due Friday↳ lease_apr.pdf
Raritan Roast is up 36% since you opened — ask for the old price↳ roast_103.pdf · +$17,962 to date
Metro Linen billed you twice in March — pay it once↳ linen_dup_resend.pdf
1 scan couldn’t be read — set aside for you↳ IMG_4821.jpg
Every line cites the page it came from.
Daily the memo Weekly the trend Monthly the picture
How it works

One folder in. Three piles out.

Whatever the day drops on the counter lands in one watched folder. The box reads every page and files it exactly where a bookkeeper would.

The watched folder
everything that piles up · one place
▼ each page drops in and gets read ▼
The box reads each page — arithmetic, not AI opinion

Anything it can’t read with confidence goes to the third pile. It never guesses, and nothing is silently dropped.

Why it’s different

It reads the paper — before it’s paid.

Your accounting software records what already cleared the bank. This reads the bills first, and catches the ones that shouldn’t be paid.

Catches what shouldn’t be paid

Price creep, duplicate bills, a charge paid twice, a supplier who quietly got dearer — flagged before the check goes out, with the dollars at stake.

Arithmetic, not AI opinion

Every finding is deterministic math, cited to the exact page. It re-runs identical every time. The model only writes the sentences — it never decides the numbers.

Never leaves the building

Runs on a box on your counter, or overnight on ours. No cloud, no accounts, nothing sent to Big Tech. Card numbers are masked before anything is stored.

What it reads

Whatever piles up.
However it arrives.

Bills, deposits, payroll, receipts snapped on a phone — scanned, emailed, or exported. It files each one and holds the handful a person should actually look at.

Supplier bills Card-deposit summaries Payroll stubs Receipt photos Bank statements Sales-tax forms Emailed PDFs Spreadsheet exports
CaféBills, deposits, payroll — the daily cash memo
Sign shopPayables & credit memos — what to pay, what to hold
LawWills, trusts, deeds — ask decades of files, cited
DentalCharts, treatment plans — every answer sourced
CPAReturns, notices, payroll — the whole client history
Pricing

The box, or the night shift.

Two ways to have it. Both keep your paper inside your walls.

The Service · cafés & small business
$200 /mo per location
The daily memo, on our overnight box. Everyday paper.
  • Daily memo + nightly watchdog — due, owed, crept, duplicated, flagged, every morning
  • Weekly & monthly analytics on top — price creep, cash curves, aging
  • Card numbers masked · originals never sent anywhere
  • Month to month — cancel anytime, your ledger goes with you
Start a pilot
The Box · law · dental · CPA
$3,500 installation
then $300/mo · hardware & care · for sensitive files
The Records Room, installed on your counter.
  • Apple Mac Studio — the machine is yours, on-site
  • Ask-the-files room over decades of records — every answer cited
  • The same daily memo + weekly/monthly analytics on your paper
  • Nothing ever leaves the building — no accounts, no cloud
Walk the demo
Built for files that can’t leave

Bank-grade by architecture, not by promise.

There’s no cloud to breach because there’s no cloud. The work happens on hardware you control.

On your hardware

On-premise, or an overnight batch on a box that’s yours. Air-gappable.

Deterministic & auditable

Every number traces to a page. Re-runs identical. Nothing is a black box.

Card numbers masked

PANs are stripped before anything is stored — in the text and the filename.

Human signs off

Anything unreadable is held for a person — never guessed, never dropped.

See it read a real inbox.

Fifteen minutes on the phone, or open the demo and interrogate it yourself — every answer traces back to the page.