Investor overview
We may be onto something in AI bookkeeping.
LeedBooks is live, working against real business data, and built around a simple idea: bookkeeping should feel like an assistant that prepares the work and asks for approval, not another dashboard owners have to manage.
We are seeing enough interest to keep pushing, and for the right early partner we are open to offering up to 10% equity.
The wedge
Start where bookkeeping software still makes humans do repetitive cleanup.
The pain is not reporting. It is getting the books clean enough to trust the report.
Small businesses connect bank accounts, but they still fall behind on categorization, transfers, owner draws, recurring vendors, and rules that break when bank descriptions change.
LeedBooks owns that review layer first. The goal is simple: fewer open questions, fewer stale transactions, and cleaner books without asking owners to live inside accounting software.
Unique value
AI-first means the product does the prep work, not just answers questions.
It finds the work
LeedBooks scans bank activity, groups repeated patterns, identifies likely rules, and surfaces the bookkeeping decisions that need attention.
It explains before it acts
The AI recommends categories, vendors, transfers, owner draws, and rules with human approval before important changes are applied.
It reaches the owner
Approvals can happen through web, email, or Telegram, so bookkeeping feels like a quick conversation instead of another dashboard chore.
It learns from decisions
Approved patterns become reusable rules, and shared merchant knowledge helps reduce repeated manual review over time.
Product status
Real product, real workflows, real business data.
Why this can become more than a feature.
The opportunity is not only AI categorization. It is the operating loop: real bank activity comes in, LeedBooks investigates, the owner approves, rules learn, and the next month gets easier.
That loop can compound across transactions, tenants, vendors, merchant knowledge, and owner communication channels.
Founder-market fit is practical.
Capital conversation
We are open to the right partner.
LeedBooks has a working product, real bookkeeping data, and a different angle on how owners should interact with their books. We are open to offering up to 10% equity to an aligned partner who can help us turn early interest into paying customers.