PRIVATE Aλφα

Shape the bookkeeping you actually need.

A light, Midday-inspired bookkeeping app for a small business: import your bank statements, or sync with your bank directly, let rules and Claude categorize them, attach receipts, and hand your accountant a clean export bundle — then chat with your numbers.

Agentic Ledger
Auto-categorizes merchants, transactions & receipts
Summarly
your books, pre-accounting, handled.
01 Import
02 Review
03 Receipts
04 Share
05 Understand

How it works — the monthly ritual

01Import

Drag your bank's CSV export onto Transactions. Re-imports are idempotent — deduped on the bank reference number — and foreign-currency fee rows auto-link to their parent purchase and land as Bank Fees.

02Review

One queue for everything awaiting judgment: new-merchant category suggestions (confirm once and it becomes a rule), proposed receipt matches, unmatched receipts, and missing receipts. Drive it to zero.

03Receipts

Bulk-upload PDFs and photos; Claude extracts merchant, date, and amount and proposes matches — foreign purchases matched exactly on the original-currency amount. On your phone, the app opens on the missing-receipts list with camera capture.

04Share

Invite your accountant from Settings → Members. They get a magic link and read-only access, plus the export bundle: transactions.csv (with VAT columns) and a receipts/ folder whose filenames link back to each CSV row.

05Understand

Reports — P&L, quarterly VAT summary, tax calendar — are deterministic SQL. The Assistant is a read-only Claude agent over the same data: it narrates, the database calculates.

Support

Talk to the founder

It’s a private alpha, so support is direct — email founders@summarly.com and I reply personally.

Passwordless sign-in

No passwords to manage — you sign in with a magic link sent to your email.

Your data is yours

Export the full bundle — transactions and receipts — at any time. Nothing is locked in.

Want in?

I’m onboarding a small group of alpha testers. Email me and I’ll reach out when a seat opens.

I read every email.