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Accounting software that does your books for you. Free setup and catch-up of your past months, then your books stay done.

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| Website | reactionic.github.io | zerabooks.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Canada · 1 - 9 employees · 2025 |
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ZeraBooks is accounting software that does your books for you. Send your bank statements, and ZeraBooks sets you up and catches up your past months for free. From then on, it keeps your books done automatically. How it works Upload bank and credit card statements (PDF or CSV). There is no live...
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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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