Six moves take a receipt from your hand to a return whose figures are already true. Nothing here is hidden, including the parts other software would rather you did not look at.
Five seconds, measuredNothing posts on a guessTwo tax systems, dated
01
Capture it from anywhere
Photograph the receipt, connect a Drive folder or drop in a bank CSV. Every channel feeds one pipeline, so a photo and an API call arrive as the same kind of thing. Capture needs a signal today: the offline queue that would hold an entry on the phone is not built. The channel list below says which doors are open and which are not.
Cash memo-BDT 2,340
FastFlowUpAI draftedConfirmed-BDT 2,340Confirm
A captured receipt becomes a machine-drafted entry, shown in violet, then settles green once a person confirms it.
02
Violet asks. Green is yours.
The draft lands in violet with its confidence spelled out, sitting outside every total. One tap turns it green and writes it into the books under your name. A correction is a reversing entry, so the original stays on the page and the history stays honest.
RefDescriptionDebitCredit
2041Sale to a customer4,500
2041VAT payable587
2042Fuel, Karim Logistics1,200
2043Reversal of entry 20414,500
This pageBalanced10,78710,787
A ledger page: a sale, the VAT it carries, a drafted fuel entry still in violet and a reversing correction. Debits and credits close on the same total.
03
Money on the surface
The screen you open shows cash, money in and money out, in your own currency. Debits and credits are underneath, correct and ready for your accountant, and every number opens to the entries and documents it came from.
my.ledgiq.app
21 Aug 2026FastFlowUpYour money today, this month and what is waiting.
BDT 71,190Cash positionAcross every account
+BDT 39,500In this month
-BDT 19,260Out this month
04
Tax that writes itself
Every confirmation moves the tax you owe. The return stops being a week of work at the deadline and becomes a figure that has been true all along, with the filing date in view the whole time. Filing itself is yours: the Bangladesh Mushak 6.3 invoice, the 6.6 certificate, the 9.1 return and the 6.1 and 6.2 registers print from the books, each saying on its face how ready it is, the Australian BAS does not print yet and nothing is submitted electronically by us.
VAT accrues as entries are confirmed, so the return is already written by the time the filing date arrives.
05
Your country, not a translation
Rates, accounts and filing calendars are dated configuration a country pack owns. The engine never learns a country, which is why a 2026 transaction is still judged by 2026 rules long after the rates change.
BDBangladesh15%VATMushak 9.1, quarterly from Jul 2026
AUAustralia10%GSTBAS, due quarterly
One ledger engineIt knows no country. Rates and calendars are dated rows a pack owns.
Bangladesh at 15 percent VAT and Australia at 10 percent GST feed the same ledger engine. Each keeps its own rate, its own accounts and its own filing calendar.
06
Or never open the app
The public API and the MCP server are a second door to the same books under the same permissions. Post captures from the systems you already run, or ask your books a question from a tool that is not ours.