Pre-launch. Nothing is on sale yet.
Bookkeeping where AI does the routine work inside the rules you set, and a person approves the rest. Pick your side:
For accounting firms
AI agents work under your firm's rules, client by client. Your team reviews the exceptions and closes faster.
For businesses
Bank lines and receipts are sorted as they arrive. You approve only what's outside your rules.
Illustrations with made-up names and numbers.
Agents act only inside limits a person sets, and never approve their own work. The Agent Ledger Policy
Take everything out any time, on every plan, even read-only: SQL, JSONL, Parquet and your receipts.
Who did it, which agent and model, and who approved it, in an audit log you can verify offline.
No customer logos yet, on purpose. We're pre-launch and looking for our first 50 founding firms to pilot Evenbead with us.
Founding firmsWaitlist
We'll email you when there's something you can try, and ask a few firms to pilot it first.
We store only what you type here, to plan the pilot and contact you about Evenbead. No cookies, no tracking, no sharing. How we handle it.
Thanks. We'll email you when there's something to try. If you run a firm and want to pilot Evenbead, reply to that email and we'll set up a call.
You asked to pilot Evenbead as a design partner. We'll email you to set up a call.
FAQ
No. Evenbead is pre-launch. We're talking with accounting firms and picking a few to pilot it. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you when there's something you can try.
Working today, with automated tests:
Pilots, built but not yet on live money or real company files: bank feeds run on Plaid's sandbox until Plaid approves our production keys; customer payments run in Stripe test mode until our company is formed; the QuickBooks Desktop and Online migrations with their tie-out report are tested on synthetic files only; self-hosting is a pilot. Coming: AI auto-post (only once measured at 99% precision) and payroll (planned). Every feature, built or coming.
Yes, any time, on every plan, even a read-only one: a restorable SQL dump, JSONL and Parquet, the audit trail with a verifier, and your receipts. Reading your own data is never metered. Self-hosted and firm-box installs keep the books on your own hardware and make no outbound calls you haven't turned on.
Only if you connect an agent that runs there. Evenbead's own suggestions run on machines Evenbead operates, not at an AI company. If your agent is Claude or ChatGPT, what it reads goes to that company, under your agreement with them. If that is not acceptable, run the books and the AI on a machine in your office (option 3, in pilot) and nothing leaves. The same limits apply whichever agent you pick.
No. They're proposed prices we're testing with firms. Which option you pick on the waitlist helps us decide. Pilot firms that pay get setup help, and the first 1,000 paying companies get their price locked for three years. Plans for businesses and for firms.
Only routine entries inside the limits you set for that agent. Anything over its threshold, anything touching equity, a confidence below 0.7, an entry into a soft-locked month, or the first invoice, bill or payment for a new customer or vendor goes to the approval queue instead, and no agent approves its own. Every change records which agent, model and run made it, and who approved it. The rules are published as the Agent Ledger Policy.
A Windows computer with your licensed copy of QuickBooks Desktop and the company file. The export tool uses Intuit's public SDK and runs on your machine. For files without a working QuickBooks install, we plan a hands-on migration service.
An importer for QuickBooks Online is built and tested on synthetic data, using its API and report exports, with a clear list of anything QuickBooks Online doesn't let you export. It hasn't run against a real QuickBooks Online company yet. How a migration works.
No. QuickBooks® is a registered trademark of Intuit Inc.; Evenbead is not affiliated. Evenbead is independent and built clean-room: we don't copy QuickBooks' screens, reports or code.