True general ledger
A double-entry general ledger with account hierarchies, split transactions, and retained financial history.
For the companies being built next
Give your founder, accountant and AI agents the same books. Read exact balances, trace answers to ledger entries, and create or update accounting records through a company-scoped connection.
Early access for supervised synthetic evaluation. Try the demo without an account or API key.
One ledger, two perspectives
Select an amount to inspect its entries
PolyAccounts
Build your business around durable books. Give people and software a shared financial foundation.
A double-entry general ledger with account hierarchies, split transactions, and retained financial history.
P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, Trial Balance, and Payees. Every amount is clickable and drills into the underlying entries.
Discoverable MCP tools for reading and writing records, running accounting workflows, and tracing every change.
Bring in bank transactions, inspect coding and duplicates, then post reviewed entries to the ledger.
For founders, the agents that help them, and the accountants who keep the picture clear.
Set up a chart of accounts, bring in your first transactions, and see where the business stands.
Read, create, and update accounting records through MCP. Build workflows on exact ledger amounts and traceable actions.
Work from the same ledger, inspect every report, and review the decisions that change the books.
MCP
Give AI agents full accounting access. Let them create entries, update records, post invoices, record payments, reconcile accounts, and manage periods in the same system your team uses.
Explore agent toolsEach credential belongs to one company. Administrators can revoke it, and access ends when the administrator loses permission.
Core accounting tools return decimal strings, explicit currency, date bounds, and pagination or truncation information.
Writes have durable receipts and stable retry keys. Edits check the current record revision, and deletions retain accounting history.
Start with your books. Bring your accountant. Connect your agents when you are ready.