Bookkeeping
What came in, what went out, what is owed, and what it left you.
Income, expenses, subscriptions, loans and savings in one picture, business and personal kept apart, every mixed-currency total labelled.
Shown with a sample agency. Yours starts with the same data, so a trial is not an empty screen.
One picture, from the same numbers
The invoice total, the payment received and the bookkeeping figure are one number read from one place. There is nothing to reconcile at month end because nothing was copied.
Business and personal, never mixed
Subscriptions, loans and savings each say which side they belong to, and business figures never include personal spending. The agency's real margin stays visible even when one person's life runs through the same accounts.
Two currencies, honestly
Where rupees and dollars have to be added, they are converted at a rate you set and the total says so. There is no unlabelled figure anywhere that quietly mixes the two.
Loans and savings included
EMIs, interest-only loans, savings accounts and their targets — because an agency's cash position is not only its invoices.
Questions
About bookkeeping.
Is this accounting software?
It is the books an agency owner actually keeps: what is owed, what was spent, what is recurring, and what that leaves. It is not a general ledger and does not file returns. Export what your accountant needs.
Why does it have personal finance in it?
Because for a freelancer or a two-person agency the personal and the business run through the same month. Keeping them in one place, clearly separated, beats keeping them in two places, vaguely.
Start today
14 days. No card. Your own database.
If it is not better than what you use now, you will have lost nothing but a fortnight of spreadsheets.
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