The month, explained.
Turn “how are we doing?” into a conversation grounded in income, expenses, and the records behind them.
get_report({ report: "profit_and_loss" })
Your agent knows your code.
Let’s give it context for your business.
Ask about income, AI spending, or missing receipts.
Try a suggested question or type your own.
get_reportYour October revenue was $8,640. After $1,280 in expenses, your net income was $7,360. Your biggest expense category was hosting and infrastructure.
Scripted examples, not a live AI service. No account connection or changes.
Turn “how are we doing?” into a conversation grounded in income, expenses, and the records behind them.
get_report({ report: "profit_and_loss" })Search your transactions and inspect the supporting details before your next close.
list_transactions({ q: "hosting" })The local bridge exposes read-only tools. Reviewing proposed changes remains a separate part of the roadmap.
permissions: ["read"]The local MCP bridge brings financial primitives into compatible clients. Query a report, inspect a transaction, and stay in the context where you build.
Set up the MCP bridgeimport { Boolance } from '@boolance/sdk';const books = new Boolance({ apiKey });const report = await books.reports.profitLoss({ period: '2026-10', currency: 'USD',});console.log(report.netIncome);Examples use sample data. A local read-only MCP bridge is available on the MCP page; public API and SDK designs are previews.
No. The interactive demo uses a fixed sample ledger in your browser. It does not connect to a bank, send your questions to a model, or change financial records.
Yes, with the local stdio bridge, a running Boolance API, and your own valid session. The MCP page provides client configurations and a connection check. There is no hosted MCP service yet.
The planned experience starts with read access. Workflows that propose changes are being designed with review steps and a clear audit trail.
Boolance is being built to organize records and provide financial context. It does not replace your accountant or provide tax filing and professional advice.
Bookkeeping for developers. From your first dollar to your next monthly close.