Personal, your companies, the holding. Receipts captured by AI, statements reconciled, and an accountant-ready year-end, in French or English.
Every feature below is live in the product today. Nothing here is a roadmap promise.
Personal, an operating company, a holding, side by side. Money moving between them is marked a transfer, so it never inflates your expenses.
For a rental or holding company: list each unit and tenant, then record what each one actually paid, on the day it arrived. Partial or late is fine. It flows straight into that property’s rental income.
Photograph a receipt and AI fills in the merchant, tax split, and total. You confirm. Nothing is ever written to your books on its own.
Upload a bank or card statement, a file you export, never a login. We line it up against what you recorded and flag the gaps.
One export in your accountant’s nomenclature. Deductibility, interest tracing and capital gains, shown with the working, each labelled “prepared for your accountant’s review.”
Fully bilingual French and English, and each book runs in its own currency (CAD, USD, euros or pounds), booked at the real exchange rate you paid, never flattened to a guessed Canadian figure.
No bank logins, ever. Your own category labels are kept forever. One-click export in open formats, and a visible audit trail on every edit.
Snap a receipt, type an amount, or import a statement or spreadsheet. Missing a date? Import it anyway. It’s flagged, never invented.
The AI proposes; you approve. Categories, matches, recurring bills, always a suggestion you accept, never a silent write.
When it’s time, export the whole package for your accountant, respecting each entity’s own fiscal year-end.
BookkeepingIQ replaces years of multi-entity Excel. It isn’t trying to be a full accounting suite, and it never pretends to give tax advice.
Start fresh, or open a fully worked sample to explore first.