AccountingBooks that keep
Books that keep
themselves.
Transactions land categorized, the ledger reconciles against your bank feed continuously, and month-end becomes a glance.
$20/month · cancel anytime · your data stays yours
Do the math
Retire the line items.
What this replaces
QuickBooks · books$35
Xero · books (alt)$42
Expensify · receipts$20
A bookkeeper's catch-up hours · labor$200+
$255+/mo
Typical published prices — plus your Sunday nights.
One Pexxie
$20/mo
Real double-entry books, kept as the money moves — with Pex doing the keeping.
- Bank feeds in, categorized on arrival
- Reconciled continuously, not at month-end
- Tax time is an export, not a season
End to end
The whole loop, start to finish.
1Banking
Connect your accounts
Bank and card feeds stream in — no CSV exports, no manual entry.
2Books
Transactions land categorized
Each one arrives matched and filed. Unclear ones get flagged for you — never guessed.
3Invoicing
Invoices and bills tie themselves in
A Stripe payout splits to the exact invoices it paid. AR and AP stay true automatically.
4Automation
The ledger reconciles continuously
Books square with the bank feed every day, so there's nothing to catch up on.
5Books
Month closes itself
By the 1st, last month is done: categorized, reconciled, reviewable.
6Taxes
Tax time is an export
Clean categories all year mean your accountant gets a file, not a shoebox.
The magic
One action. Lands everywhere.
Buy your domain → it's already in the booksThe $12.40 registry charge appears categorized under Software and fees the second you buy it. Nothing to re-type, ever.
Invoice paid → ledger writtenThe payment lands, the entry writes itself, the client card updates, cash on hand ticks up. One event, everywhere.
Where Pex runs it
Propose. Approve. Executed.
Categorizes and reconciles daily
The routine work just happens. You see receipts, not chores.
Flags what it isn't sure about
Anything ambiguous comes to you as a question, not a guess in your ledger.
Writes to the same ledger you do
Same audit trail, same rules, every entry attributed. Mistakes reverse cleanly — nothing quietly erased.
No 400 reports — the five numbers you actually check, kept true.
Complex multi-entity accounting isn't what this is for. A business of one to twenty, it's exactly for.