Your BAS accounting system — in your pocket
Account balances, receivables and payables, documents and reports from your BAS database — on your phone, no exports or calls to your accountant. Just snap a photo of an invoice: the app reads the fields and saves the document to the database as unposted.
One feed instead of five questions to your accountant
Data comes straight from your BAS database over a secure channel. The app never recalculates anything on its own: the number on your phone equals the number in BAS, and the forecast in the payment calendar is honestly labeled as a forecast.
Scroll — the phone screen changes on its own
Or pick a section with the tabs. These are real app screens, not mockups: the same layout, colors, and demo data as in preview mode.
Company money on one screen
Account balance, income · expenses · profit for the period, receivables and payables with overdue amounts, stock levels, daily cash flow, top customers, top expenses, top items, a feed of recent events, and quick actions. Switch the period with one tap.
How much money and exactly where
Bank accounts and cash desks in separate groups with their own subtotals, negatives in red, grand total at the bottom of the table. Pick the balance date with a chip in the header: see how things stood on any day.
A cascade down to net profit and margin
Revenue, direct costs, gross profit with margin, indirect costs, operating profit, other income and expenses, net profit with profitability. Break down by P&L lines or projects.
Where it went and where it came from
Inflows, outflows, and net flow for the period, daily bars, and below — a table by category. Breakdowns: categories, accounts, counterparties, projects.
Receivables and payables by counterparty
Two paired cards on top, below — groups: customers, suppliers, services, and inside each the specific counterparties with balances. Total balance of obligations at the bottom.
Money line by line, with search and filters
Grouped by day, amounts with currency, cash flow category and account in the caption, search by number and counterparty, filter chips and period. Pull down to refresh.
Details, items, attachments
Posting and payment status, all details from BAS, a line-item table with quantity and price, total with VAT, attached scans. Actions — "Create based on", print, and the three-dot menu.
Counterparties, items, projects
The directory comes from BAS in full, search runs on the server — from three characters, with IČO next to the name so two "ACMEs" don't get mixed up. Items come with SKU, barcode, and stock by warehouse.
See the cash gap in advance
A banner with the gap dates and the shortfall, a balance line dipping below zero, monthly totals and a day-by-day feed: opening balance, incoming, outgoing, day net, closing balance. Balances are labeled as a forecast.
Review form: fields next to the scan
The model returns a fixed set of fields; the app checks the arithmetic and highlights whatever the model isn't sure about. The supplier is looked up in the directory, line items are matched to your item catalog, and the choice is remembered per supplier.
Ask in words — get a number from the database
19 tools read your BAS: money, debts, cash flow, P&L, documents, inventory, plans, 437 database reports. Every answer gets a trust dot: green — numbers from the database, yellow — partly computed, red — unverified.
Event feed and invoice queue
Events grouped by time, unread marked with a dot, filters by type. This is also where recognized invoices get approved: uploaded — approved — off to BAS.
Account, language, appearance, security
Accounts and organizations, biometrics and PIN, interface language, light and dark theme, an optional Scan tab, the "Allow creating operations" toggle, version, and the API request log.
Connect to your database with four fields
Server address, database, login, password — the same credentials as in BAS. The password goes into Keychain or Keystore; after that you sign in with Face ID. Next to it — preview mode: offline, on built-in data, no server.
What exactly the app can do
Snap a photo of an invoice — the document is in the database
The model returns a strictly defined set of fields: supplier, IČO and DIČ, number, issue date, DUZP, due date, VS, IBAN, currency, amounts excl. VAT · VAT · total, and line items with quantity, price, and rate. The app checks the arithmetic itself and highlights whatever the model isn't sure about.
Ask in words — get a number from your database
"How much money is in the accounts?", "Who owes us?", "What's due for payment?", "What makes up July's expenses?" — by text or voice. The assistant doesn't invent amounts: each one comes from one of 19 tools that read your BAS. If no suitable tool exists, it says it can't answer.
The boundaries are deliberate: non-financial questions are filtered out before the large model is called, and in BAS the assistant only reads, never writes.
Your BAS database
Sign in with the same credentials as in BAS. Data comes straight from the database, gets cached for spotty connections, and never mixes between accounts. Several databases — several accounts, with switching.
Fully offline, on built-in data
You can walk through every section with no server connection and no internet: the same screens, a demo company's data. Recognition doesn't run in the demo — it shows a pre-prepared result for the built-in invoice.
Financial data, so we do it properly
Three modules, seats counted per module
Each employee gets only what they actually use. Prices excl. VAT — B2B in the EU, reverse charge. Pay by card or bank transfer against an invoice; purchase happens only on the website — it's deliberately absent from the app.
An employee sees until what date everything works, which modules they have, how much of the monthly limit is left, and what their role is. There's no "pay" button — just an explanation of where that happens.
We'll connect your database and give you 14-day access
Write to us — we'll show the app on your data, help enable the exchange in BAS, and hand out modules to those who need them.