Belegdog
Collect every invoice your accountant needs, automatically
What it does
Belegdog finds the invoice for every bank transaction. One click pulls receipts from Gmail, Stripe and AWS, matches them to your transactions, and gets everything ready for your accountant. Local-first: no cloud, no account, your data stays on your Mac
Belegdog matches your bank transactions to invoices from Gmail, Stripe and AWS in one click — local-first on your Mac. Never send an incomplete folder again.
Belegdog fetches the invoice for every bank transaction — from Gmail, Stripe, AWS and more with one click. Hours of invoice hunting become seconds. Local-first on your Mac, no cloud — and nothing goes missing. Every month or quarter, the same ritual: collect invoices from a dozen billing portals, match them to bank transactions, and hope nothing's missing before handing everything to your accountant. Belegdog turns each of these chores into a click. Each one exists to delete a recurring chore from your month. One click splits a payout into its charges and attaches every customer invoice. Quarterly reconciliation, gone. Fetches the month’s invoice straight from AWS and matches it to the bank…from belegdog.app
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