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AI bookkeeping that books and reconciles your bank and card statements and closes the month, plus a bank statement converter for firms

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| Website | diffee.me | zerabooks.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Canada · 1 - 9 employees · 2025 |
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ZeraBooks is AI bookkeeping software for small businesses, bookkeepers and accounting firms. You upload a month of bank and credit card statements, and ZeraBooks books every transaction to your chart of accounts, reconciles each statement to its opening and closing balance, and closes the month...
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ZeraBooks's answer:
You review bookkeeping instead of typing it. One subscription covers the general ledger and the converter: $149 a month, or $79 a month billed annually, with 3 client companies included. Teams at top-10 U.S. accounting firms use the converter, and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
ZeraBooks's answer:
Small business owners who keep their own books, bookkeepers, and CPA and accounting firms that work from client bank and credit card statements.
ZeraBooks's answer:
Damin Mutti started with one problem: bank statements arrive as PDFs and someone has to type them into a spreadsheet. Accounting firms started using the converter, including teams at top-10 U.S. firms, and that showed how much of bookkeeping is typing and checking. ZeraBooks now does the typing and leaves the checking to people.
ZeraBooks's answer:
TypeScript, React and Next.js on the front end, PostgreSQL for the ledger, and AI models that read statements and categorize transactions.
ZeraBooks's answer:
Teams at top-10 U.S. accounting firms use the ZeraBooks converter. We don't name customers publicly, but references are available to accounting firms on request.
ZeraBooks's answer:
Most tools stop at converting a PDF. ZeraBooks keeps the books: it posts every bank and card transaction to your chart of accounts, reconciles each statement to its opening and closing balance, and only closes a month when the ledger ties to the bank to the cent. Firms that only need the data can still use it as a bank statement converter, with every balance checked. More at https://www.zerabooks.com
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