Your books run themselves. Your BAS arrives ready to lodge. Your accountant gets clean numbers at EOFY. You stop being the bookkeeper.
Books done·Receipts captured·BAS ready·Accountant happy
Hi Mike,
$447 at Bunnings on your personal Amex this morning. Looks like a Smith St repair to me. Reply "yes" to book it against the trust and add $447 to your reimbursement balance, or "personal" if I've got it wrong.
While I've got you: yesterday's $200 Mercedes fuel went 60/40 per your log-book. $120 business with GST claim, $80 to your director loan. Looks normal. No reply needed.
Tilly.
No more Sunday-night reconciling. No more 11pm BAS spreadsheets. No more EOFY scramble. Tilly runs your trusts, holding companies, and SMSFs quietly. Your accountant gets clean books at year-end. You stop being the bookkeeper.
The $14.99 subscription you forgot you signed up for in 2022. The $4,000 charge to a vendor you've never heard of. The fuel-card transaction in a city you weren't in. You'll know about it the morning it lands. Not at the end of the quarter.
"What did Smith St actually cost me last year?" "How much have we spent on eating out this quarter?" "What's the trend on my electricity since switching providers?" Answers in seconds. Not Sundays in a spreadsheet.
Every accounting tool I've tried is the same shape: a UI where I do the work. After too many Sundays reconciling books across multiple entities, and too many 11pm BAS lodgements, I gave up waiting for someone to flip that.
Tilly is what comes out the other side. I'm building it for myself first. If the product survives 90 days of running my own books, it'll be ready for yours.
If you're nodding, join the waitlist.
Drop your email. I'll write when there's something to actually try, not to "stay in touch." One email at launch. Another when something interesting changes.
Got it. I'll be in touch when there's something to actually try. Probably 6–8 weeks. Once my own books are running clean.
Tilly (and Mike).