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US banks, through Stripe
The time behind doing your own books.
US bank accounts now connect to Expensicat through Stripe Financial Connections. Expensicat reads balances and transactions from the accounts you choose, and that's all it asks Stripe for.
Read moreBills you usually pay
The time behind doing your own books.
Expensicat now flags a bill when it misses the time you usually take to pay that supplier, because a due date is the supplier's deadline and says nothing about when you pay. Bills were the gap in the routine work Expensicat does for you in the background.
Read moreSeptemberat Expensicat.
Notes from Expensicat
Stripe payments become invoices without Stripe's invoicing fee, Peppol opens to early adopters, bank details go on invoices without a bank connection, drafts get a preview and a review link, and Tasks are gone
Read moreTasks, removed
The time behind doing your own books.
We built a full task manager into Expensicat in February and deleted it this month. Two places to look for what needs you is one place too many.
Read moreAugustat Expensicat.
Notes from Expensicat
Pages arrive when you click them, Amazon and ChatGPT invoices collect themselves, a year of matches graded by hand, issuing checks itself before it spends a number, and e-invoicing is set up per business and sending by email
Read moreJulyat Expensicat.
Notes from Expensicat
Expensicat Agents shipped, the machinery under Cat got replaced, every document now takes the same road in, matching got harder to fool, and one save contract landed across the app
Read moreYour books are always current. Anything that needed your judgment is waiting in one place, with the reasoning attached. Here's why we built agents for people who don't have a finance team, how the loop actually closes, what's live today, and what it costs.
Read moreJuneat Expensicat.
Notes from Expensicat
A reconciliation engine rebuilt to be trusted, a branded customer portal, a command palette for the whole workspace, self-hosted workers that run 13 times faster, a real category system, stacking panels, Outlook import, and usage-based pricing
Read moreWhy Expensicat runs a zero-bug policy, and why a tool that touches your money has no business doing anything else.
Read moreMayat Expensicat.
Notes from Expensicat
European e-invoicing goes live, a cross-border tax engine, AI approvals that learn your spend policy, and a developer platform to build on
Read moreWhen a beloved freelancer tool gets acquired by an enterprise platform, the math doesn't work for the long tail. If you built your books on Midday, here's an honest path forward, and an open door.
Read moreAprilat Expensicat.
Notes from Expensicat
Instant receipts, a full-blown CLI, a smarter Cat, and a hint at what's coming for European invoicing
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Most CLIs were built for humans. Then AI agents showed up and started using them anyway. Here are the concrete design choices that separate the ones people (and their agents) actually rely on.
Read moreMarchat Expensicat.
Notes from Expensicat
WhatsApp receipts, a smarter Cat, bank transaction imports, better search, and a month of polish
Read moreThe Real Cost
The time behind doing your own books.
You're not saving money by doing your own bookkeeping. You're spending your most expensive resource, time, on work that should've been automated years ago.
Read moreThe interface era is over. AI agents, WhatsApp bots, MCP servers, and voice commands are the new front doors to software. What this means for SaaS, and the companies building it.
Read moreFebruaryat Expensicat.
Notes from Expensicat
Tasks, a developer platform, smarter tables, recurring transaction detection, and a lot more
Read moreJanuaryat Expensicat.
Notes from Expensicat
Recurring invoices, invoice templates, MFA, notifications, and a fresh new look
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