ledgeryn

ledgeryn is the ai-powered back office for modern companies: crm, accounting, mail, calendar, chat, and e-signatures in one place.

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[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

many business owners know their business better than anyone, but still have a hard time answering simple questions about it.

if that’s you, it’s not your fault. you’ve been busy building the thing.

when a board member, investor or bank asks a question, the room suddenly goes quiet.

you know the answer is out there somewhere, spread across multiple apps, so you say what most owners say: “let me check with my team.” and you walk out wishing you’d just known.

that’s the moment i’m building ledgeryn for. everything about your business sits in one place, so when a question comes up, you simply ask ledgeryn intelligence and get your answer right there, from data you or your team has already entered.

if you’d like to be the one in the room with the answer, our waitlist is open at https://t.co/DiZiLHVNus

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

when speaking with a various founders at this years sf tech week, one thing kept coming up: our calendars are all a mess.

partiful invites, pending rsvps, and too many event conflicts to count.

in Ledgeryn, you can create an agenda for a set period of time and use filters to pull event properties such as events pending and events you've been approved for

my sf tech week calendar looked like the image on the left, and now it looks like the image on the right.

(you can also share your agenda via email or link). 😁

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

your business is out of sync.

it runs on multiple apps that do not natively talk to each other.

so you enter similar your data again and again until one typo messes things up.

in ledgeryn you enter your data once, and every module syncs in real time.

join the waitlist at https://t.co/DiZiLHVfEU

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

audit season shouldn’t mean rebuilding your own history.

in ledgeryn, every recorded action is a line. who did it, what changed, what came before and what came after, with a link to the thing itself.

every transaction and activity carries its own history, every hand that touched it, source documents etc

corrections to an item are reversals, not edits.

when your auditor comes calling, you don’t export a hundred pdfs. you grant tailored viewing access to your ledgeryn workspace. they see what they need, and every answer traces back to the source.

the trail writes itself. you just open the door.

https://t.co/DiZiLHVfEU

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

ledgeryn agents: hire a workflow, not a headcount.

an agent is a role in your workspace. it has a job, skills, and permissions for only what the job needs. agents draft and review. they never approve. the only hand that touches your ledger is yours.

first up: accounts payable.

a bill lands. the junior reads it and drafts the entry. the senior checks it and signs off. then it waits for you. one look, approve, posted. reversible, always.

more agents coming.

https://t.co/DiZiLHVfEU

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

ledgeryn intelligence: connected to your books, your mail, your calendar, your pipeline, your documents. one layer across everything the business already knows.

ask where the money went in august and get the breakdown, rent, suppliers, office costs, pulled straight from your transactions. ask it to summarize a client thread and draft the reply in your tone. ask what’s closing this month and what’s overdue.

it reaches only what you allow. every source is a toggle: banking, finance, sales, mail, docs. shut any of them off whenever you want. your own api keys, your choice of model, per job.

ask your books anything.

join the waitlist at https://t.co/DiZiLHVNus

[Ryan Lopopolo @_lopopolo]

I’m not sure who needs to hear this, but I just don’t use skills at all. Zero skills in my repos.

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

today should be the end of bolting a scheduler onto the rest of the business.

most teams still send their clients to a separate booking tool, then hope it doesn’t fight their calendar, inbox, and/or CRM.

ledgeryn adds the booking tool to the same system as the rest of your business suite.

your client facing availability always sync with your live calendar events to ensure that double bookings never take place.

when a client selects a time-slot, it lands on both of your calendars with a confirmation email and upcoming a google meet link. no extra app, no copied links, no double-booking.

early access is available at https://t.co/DiZiLHVfEU, sign up for the waitlist today.

#Ledgeryn #SaaS #smallbusiness #booking

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

you land a new client.

you type their name into the crm.
then the accounting tool.
then docusign.
then gmail.
same information. four times. before you've done any actual work.
and when their address changes, you go hunting for which tool still has the old one.
this isn't one big inefficiency. it's a hundred small ones, every week.

we built ledgeryn so you add a client once. contracts, invoices, communications, all of it updates from one record.

the patchwork feels normal because everyone does it.

that doesn't mean it isn't costing you.

[@jason @Jason]

I’m so glad another generation gets to experience this meme ❤️😂😂😂

[Rob Hallam @robj3d3]

"Get started by syncing your repos from GitHub"

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

@michael_chomsky open to feedback https://t.co/r20p2pl3Xt

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

@lukaivicev we're currently working on this
our beta drops this fall 😏
we're not a neo bank though

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

@markproduct yes! our tool is built for small to medium businesses (parents included haha)

join our waitlist to get access to our beta once it roles out! https://t.co/r20p2pl3Xt

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

every saas tool you add creates a new job: keeping it in sync with the others. nobody budgets for that job. everybody pays for it.

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

a double-entry ledger is the original immutable log.

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

accounting software is the only category where the user’s real workflow is “export to excel and finish it there.” that’s not a user failure. thats’s a product indictment, and it’s why the category is still worth attacking.

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

modern builders need modern tools

join our waitlist today,

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[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

ledgeryn is built around the ledger — real double-entry accounting at the core.

then we added what every company actually runs on: enterprise-grade crm, email, calendar, and document management. one workspace. no integrations to babysit.

[ledgeryn @ledgeryn]

expense reports shouldn't start with "download attachment."

in ledgeryn, an email becomes an expense report in one step — receipt, amounts, and details pulled straight from your inbox.