We thought it might be a good idea to let anyone try LedgerHQ and not have to pay anything till 2027. Fully agent run books for AI Founders... https://t.co/BG1JpPJNF8
@Htbracy@bot If you want to try a full QBO equivalent, only completely agent native, I have https://t.co/dhfODisQ2T you can try out.
Like QBO only with agents, cheaper, and free till 2027.
@ChrisHervochon I know its ore expensive but if you like Hermes at some point try grok bot. I started with open claw In Jan, then went to Hermes and now on GrokBot.
GrokBot is way easier to to setup and they are very proactive with tasks...
Tally can do it all for you, or GrokBot, or Hermes, or Codex, or Claude.
If you are an accountant, a small business owner, or anyone who needs bookkeeping, this is worth a try.
Free until 2027.
https://t.co/dhfODisQ2T
@MiaAI_lab Couldn't you get the same thing by submitting the model to analysis and offering on openrouter?
Very costly marketing if your model is already that good (which it is not, at least not real world stuff).
Not hating, just think there are easier ways for models to get noticed.
@bridgebench They need to combine these things, I have the $300 supergrok but now I don't have cursor. In some ways once the 300 promo ends, I am probably better with 200 cursor since it has generous grok stuff too.
They need one large sub with grok, cursor, X, all of it.
We had to add GrokBot to our agent offerings. Its just too good not to include.
If you are an accountant, next week we will have some courses on implementing GrokBot in your accounting firm.
I know many use Claude, but this is much better in many ways.
https://t.co/dhfODisQ2T
I can give you some examples of how we use in the accounting firms we serve with our bookkeeping software:
1) Review Gusto payroll reports for each client each cyle and make sure the payroll journal entries are booked correctly.
2) Review each client for unreconciled bank accounts as each have different period ends and research why the rec did not automatically balance.
3) There is a client request function in LedgerHQ and the agent reviews the status of each and keeps me updated each morning on who is where.
4) Every 15 minutes the agent reviews my email in gmail, trashes spam, confirms any meeting appts, and notifies me if any emails are urgent. I then tell it how to reply, I never check email anymore.
5) This is a big one: When a tax return is done the agents move the return from our Practice Management system to Tax Planner Pro our tax planning software. It does that each day after returns have been signed, and by the time the client reviews their return, they also have a tax projection ready for next year.
There are lots others, but that is a few.
I have used Hermes and Openclaw, Codex as agents too. Extensively.
GrokBot takes it. Like, its not even close. If you are connecting systems and doing real work. Its in a class of its own.
@bot The API saving feature alone is worth the cost. Hermes and Claw and Codex, etc. All much more trouble.
With @grok I just tell it I want to give it a key, it gives me a input, save, use it. Done.
@Turnaroundartst My option is a bit more direct. This is a AI native bookkeeping software that has an agent in it, plus you can connect your agents to it if you prefer that. Free until 2027.
Automate your client bookkeeping. https://t.co/dhfODisQ2T
@kylecordes@Shpigford@Intuit@bot We built what you are talking about at https://t.co/dhfODisQ2T
Connect your own agent via API, do anything you want in the books.
I got you. https://t.co/alw1wyvh5N
Everything you need. Connect your @GrokBot with an API key and you are ready to rock.
Clear bank feeds, do bank recs, manage whatever you want and grokbot or any agent will eat it up. Tally is there too if you want an agent in app.
Free till 2027, then $20/mo after that.
At some point these 2 companies need to merge and stop all this. Just be SpaceX AI and the model can be called Grok and its has everything.
Cursor, Grok, X, GrokBot, Usage, all of it. Then release Grok 4.7 and Grok 5.
Run it through all of the compute they have, offer subs from $20- $2,000/mo depending on what you need, and we go from $1T to $3T.
Easy for the Musk boys... @elonmusk@grok
Yeah, I put it to real work and its not close. Everyone on twitter likes to show one shot builds but that is not really how you make a product.
I asked it to change some things on a marketing website of ours and could not figure out the repo, struggled understanding where the page was, just kind of fumbled.
Gave it to Sol 5.6 and was done 5 min later.
That is what we built with our bookkeeping software, there is no reason at all to use the UI. Your agent has an api that can hit every single part of the app.
Clear bank feeds, do bank recs, run reports, etc.
So your hermes agent just does your books. No website nonsense like QuickBooks or something.