Show me your forecast and I’ll tell you what kind of founder you are: Delusional, Defensive, or DIY Desperate. 😅

Fundraising opens doors. Clean books keep them open.

Founders have 99 problems and 41 of them are SaaS tools they didn’t know they were paying for.

“We’re at breakeven.” turns off office lights at 3 PM to save on utilities

Founders say “financial discipline” like it’s a line item. It’s actually a lifestyle.

You don't need a CFO. You need closure with your QuickBooks file.

Every startup has a ghost. Your lives in the cash flow forecast.

Startup advice: Always marry someone who enjoys reconciling transactions.

5 years ago, I stood outside this Y Combinator sign with more dreams than clarity. We were building a crypto neobank back then. It didn’t scale. But the lessons did. Last year, we pivoted. This time, to solve a quieter but far more painful problem, accounting chaos in

Startup rule #1: Never open Stripe, your bank dashboard, and your forecasting sheet in the same hour. That's a panic attack.

Growth is cool. But have you ever had a month where all your receipts were labeled and uploaded on time?

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Accounting shouldn’t feel like escape room puzzles.

Most accounting tools make CPAs feel like engineers. Finlens makes engineers not feel like accountants.

customers sleep well at night knowing that we're handling their bookkeeping.

You don’t need a CFO to know where your money’s going. You need tools that tell you, without asking.

Working with your accountant still looks like this: Send PDFs over email Share QuickBooks access Answer follow-ups in Slack Get a summary… weeks later

The best accounting system is the one where founders don’t have to ask,“Where’s our cash?”