This exists because closing the month, writing the board pack, and answering an ad-hoc question shouldn’t take longer than the decision they’re meant to support — and because most of that slowness isn’t the accounting, it’s the assembly. Xero already holds the numbers. This is the layer that reads them, reasons over them, and does the parts of the work that are slow because they’re manual, not because they’re hard.
Your data stays in infrastructure you own — your own Supabase project, your own Skyvia account — not ours. This isn’t a trust slogan, it’s an architectural decision made before a line of product copy was written: this product orchestrates setup, it doesn’t hold your accounting data or absorb the infrastructure cost of storing it. You can revoke access the same way you’d revoke a Xero user’s login, any time, without a support ticket.
Built on Claude, Anthropic’s AI models — named directly, not hidden behind a vague “AI-powered” label, because this is genuinely a different way of working with your ledger, not an incremental feature on top of the one you already have.