For a business of one

You already do every job. Drop this one.

Invaro keeps your books for you: categorized, reconciled, and closed while you do the actual work. You review for ten minutes a week, usually less.

Sunday night in a spreadsheet, guessing at categories.

Autopilot books every transaction as it lands, and asks when it isn't sure.

Deductions remembered in April, receipts lost in July.

Text Ro a photo and it's filed. Mileage, home office, and meals tracked all year.

Chasing invoices feels awkward, so you don't.

Ro nudges politely on your behalf and stops the moment the money lands.

The deduction radar runs all year, so April is just a month.

Deductions · 2026 so far

Mileage, 1,284 mi$861.28

Home office, 120 sq ft$600.00

Meals at 50%$412.30

Found for you this year$1,873.58

Filed where your accountant expects them

Receipts are a photo. The filing is nobody's job.

Receipts · this week

FedEx Shipping supplies$23.40

Kui Shin Bo Business meal, Jim$40.72

Chevron Fuel & vehicle$61.10

Matched to your cards

Texted in, matched to the card, filed

Uncapped at $19. Unlimited invoices and bills. No 20-invoice tier games.

Deadlines handled. Quarterly estimates, 1099s, and filings on a calendar built from your answers.

A human in five minutes. Real support, any hour you're actually working.

Sound familiar?

invoice sarah $2,500 for the april shoot

Drafted from your rates. Say go and it sends.

what can i still deduct this year?

Three things you're not using. Want the list?

The smallest business still deserves real books.