Summarly - Your books, ready before they reach your accountant

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Argyris, the maker of Summarly. Every freelancer and small-business owner I know runs the same ritual every month: a pile of receipts, a bank statement, and an accountant billing by the hour to reconcile the two. I was doing it myself, and it kept striking me as a solved problem nobody had actually solved at small-business scale. Summarly sits in the middle. Snap a receipt on your phone or drop a PDF in, and it reads the receipt and proposes the matching transaction. New transactions get categorised from your own vendor history, onto a chart of accounts your accountant will recognise. You approve — nothing touches your books on its own — and what your accountant opens at month-end is already clean. Because those lines are real double-entry, everything downstream comes free: trial balance, income statement, balance sheet and cash flow for any period you pick, a VAT position that's current as of the last transaction that landed, and a calendar of every deadline a year ahead, each one costed from your real figures. A tax bill is never news. There's also invoicing, payslips, document storage, and an assistant you can ask "how much VAT will I owe this quarter, and what's driving it?" — it answers from your actual transactions and shows the figures it used. Some honest notes, because I'd rather you hear them from me: • Tax deadlines and tax computation are Cyprus-only today. Bookkeeping, receipts, invoicing, payroll, statements and documents work anywhere — the tax calendar is where I started because it's where I live. More countries next. • Live bank sync isn't on yet. Today you import a statement or CSV, or add transactions manually; the open-banking connections are built and waiting on provider approval. • There's no receipt-forwarding email address. Capture is the iPhone Shortcut, or dropping files in. • The free plan is genuinely free and stays that way — it includes the statements, the VAT view, invoicing, payroll and documents. Premium is €8/month and raises limits rather than unlocking sections. What I'd love from you: tell me where your bookkeeping actually hurts. If it's a step Summarly doesn't touch yet, that's the most useful thing you can give me today. I'll be here all day answering everything. 🙏