EliteBooks

Free invoicing and real double-entry books for freelancers

Productivity

Fintech

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Omar. I built EliteBooks after watching the same thing happen to freelancer after freelancer: the books get put off until April, and then a weekend disappears into eleven months of uncategorised transactions. The part I couldn't get past is that most tools charge monthly for things that cost nothing to run. Sending an invoice costs the vendor nothing. Storing a ledger entry costs nothing. So those are free here — permanently, no trial timer, no card. The paid plan covers only what actually bills me every month: bank feed connections, AI receipt scanning, automation. Two things are structural rather than promises: → Card payments settle into your own Stripe account. I can't hold your money, delay it, or freeze it. → Bank connections are read-only. The app can see transactions; it cannot move anything. Underneath is a real double-entry ledger, so the P&L, balance sheet, cash flow and trial balance come from actual entries rather than being estimated from a list. Built for the US and Canada — 1099-NEC tracking, sales tax, a US chart of accounts. I'm one person, and I don't write code — I ship with AI tooling. That has a specific failure mode I've learned to respect: things report success while doing nothing. A deploy once told me "migrations applied successfully" while running a stale image. And last week I found the 1099 reporting threshold hardcoded at $600 in six places, months after the law raised it to $2,000 — it compiled fine and nothing failed. Both were caught by reading the state back, never by trusting the message. Happy to answer anything, including what's still broken.