Workflow software for accounting firms

The work between your firm and your clients

Every month-end starts with the same thing — chasing documents. We build the software that runs that part, shaped around how your firm already works.

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Day 12One month-end cycle

A month-end document tracker. Each row is a client, each column a document type. The marked cells are the ones that never arrived.

2 outstanding · 2 clients4 outstanding · 4 clients

The part nobody built for

Accounting software assumes the documents already arrived

  1. 01

    Knowing what each client owes you this month

  2. 02

    Tracking what's arrived across your whole book

  3. 03

    Chasing what hasn't, without doing it by hand

Xero and QuickBooks start after all of this. Until then it's a spreadsheet, a WhatsApp thread and someone's memory.

What we're building

Where we've started

In pilot

Close Ready

Client document collection. Knows what each client owes, tracks what's arrived, and follows up on what hasn't — across your whole client book.

More in progress.

How we work

One firm at a time

  1. 01

    We talk to your firm

    How month-end actually runs today, not how it's supposed to.

  2. 02

    We shape the tool around it

    Your process, your document list, your clients. Not a template you have to fit into.

  3. 03

    We run one real cycle, free

    You keep your existing process running alongside. Nothing changes for your clients.

  4. 04

    You decide

    If it didn't save anyone time, that's a useful answer too.

Demo

Close Ready, running

Close Ready — client document collection

Who's building it

One person, so far

I'm Raja Prasath. I've spent six years building software for clients. Die Curious is what I'm building now — starting with the part of accounting work that everyone does manually and nobody enjoys.

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One month-end cycle. I handle setup. Nothing changes for your clients, and there's nothing to pay.