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Bookkeeping with BYO AI — HelloLedger

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Bookkeeping for small businesses that your own AI can use

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Bookkeeping for small businesses that your own AI can use

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Bookkeeping software for owner-operated businesses. No payroll, no approval chains, no seats to manage — just connect your bank, categorize automatically, send invoices, and stay on top of sales tax. Then ask your books questions in Claude or ChatGPT. HelloLedger connects to the AI you already use, so you're not paying extra for a chatbot you didn't ask for.

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Launch tags:Freelance•Fintech•SaaS

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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Ryan. I built HelloLedger solo. Every bookkeeping tool I've used was overly complicated, packed with features built for businesses much larger than mine. They added AI, but always as a chatbot stapled to the side. I wanted the opposite: fewer features, done properly, on a platform that speaks AI natively rather than having it retrofitted. The boring part it does well. Connect your bank through Plaid, set categorization rules once, and transactions sort themselves - including retroactively, so you're not hand-fixing the last six months. Invoices, expenses, sales tax, and the reports your accountant asks for. That's the whole surface area, on purpose. Bring your own AI. HelloLedger ships an MCP server, so you connect Claude or ChatGPT and ask your books questions directly. "What did I spend on software last quarter?" "What's my sales tax owing?" No proprietary assistant, no AI surcharge, and no lock-in to whichever model I happened to pick. For the infrastructure people: every account runs in its own container with its own database. Your data isn't a row in a shared table with a tenant_id on it. It's a real boundary, not a WHERE clause. Happy to go deeper on this in the comments — it's the part I had the most fun building. I'm opening 200 founding member spots at 20% off for two years. Ask me the hard questions — about the product, the stack, or what I got wrong.

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1d ago

@th1ng HelloLedger’s deliberately narrow scope really stood out to me. I upvoted the product, especially the retroactive transaction categorization and MCP approach. Giving users control over which AI model they connect is a thoughtful decision. The isolated database architecture is also an interesting technical choice.

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8h ago

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@spotch_founder Isolation architecture was easily the most fun bit to build, and also the thing that made everything else harder. Provisioning, routing, per-tenant migrations — all of it gets messier. Happy to go into any of that if you’re curious.

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What caught your eye, product side or architecture?

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