Bookkeeping
for developers.
Track revenue, cloud bills, and business expenses in one place. Get clear reports and financial context for your coding agent—so you can get back to shipping.
MCP Your books. In your coding agent’s context.
books.balance()KEEP CLEAR BOOKS.Illustrative workflow
MADE FOR YOUR WAY OF WORKING
Revenue. Expenses. Reports.
Your books, in one place.
From your first SaaS subscription to your latest hosting bill. See what came in, what went out, and where your business stands.
Explore the platformGood things are building.
Every line. In one place.
Bring the business into focus. Your income, your infrastructure, your very next idea.
workspace / transactionsDifferent ways to build.
One place for your books.
From your first side project to your next SaaS. Bookkeeping tools for solo developers, vibe coders, and small teams—connected around your business.
debits === creditsOne developer. A few side projects. Keep bank activity, categories, and the ledger together, so the business is as readable as your code.
Explore solo bookkeepingbuild → ship → balanceYour app. Your code. Your agent. The same books.Everything in its place.
Including your head.
Start with your books. Explore the tools we’re building around them.
Your books have answers.
Just ask.
Financial context for the way you already work.
Explore a preview of the conversation.
get_reportYour October revenue was $8,640. After $1,280 in expenses, your net income was $7,360. Your biggest expense category was hosting and infrastructure.
Scripted examples, not a live AI service. No account connection or changes.
Good interfaces.
All the way down.
Real bookkeeping primitives. A typed developer roadmap. An audit trail behind every change. Your business deserves the same care as your code.
Explore the developer platformdebits === creditsLess tab switching.
More possibility.
Explore the public API and SDK concepts, or connect your coding agent to the implemented read-only MCP bridge.
import { Boolance } from '@boolance/sdk';const books = new Boolance({ apiKey });const report = await books.reports.profitLoss({ period: '2026-10', currency: 'USD',});console.log(report.netIncome);Examples use sample data. A local read-only MCP bridge is available on the MCP page; public API and SDK designs are previews.
A receipt comes in.
Clarity comes out.
Your financial life happens everywhere. Bring the pieces together, without another spreadsheet.
your-business@receipts.boolance.exampleYour invoice is ready
Thanks for building with us.
Make room
for what’s next.
A look at the connected workflows we’re building for your next chapter.
Explore the Pro vision
Back to
your next big thing.
A clearer business. A little more headspace.
Find your balanceGood questions.
Clear answers.
Still exploring? That’s a good place to start.
Who is Boolance built for?
Developers who run a business. Solo founders, SaaS teams, and software builders who want clearer books.
What can I use today?
The core Boolance app includes transaction management, supported Plaid bank connections, reconciliation, financial statements, and exports. Access is currently by invitation. A local read-only MCP bridge is available for your own API and session. The public API, SDK, hosted MCP service, email receipt processing, and Stripe integration are in development.
Do I need to give Boolance access to my inbox?
No. The planned workflow uses forwarding. Choose what to send, manually or with an email rule.
Can an AI agent change my books?
The local MCP bridge exposes seven read-only tools. It cannot change your books or move money. Setup requires your own running API and a valid session; there is no hosted MCP endpoint yet.
Does Boolance file my taxes?
No. Boolance organizes records and financial reports. Tax preparation tools are planned; tax filing and professional advice are not included.
How much will it cost?
Pricing is coming. Request early access; we’ll share plan details before you commit.
Ship your next feature.
Know your numbers.
Bookkeeping for developers. From your first dollar to your next monthly close.