The week you run out of cash. Who owes you, and how late. Whether you're on budget — and what to charge. Thirteen weeks ahead, not last month's rear-view.
Your accounting software is a rear-view mirror — transactions, categories, last month. None of it answers the questions that keep an owner up at night.
Alongside your accounting, never instead of it. Keep QuickBooks. Books reads the reports it already exports.
No connection to set up, no permissions to grant. Export the reports QuickBooks already makes, upload them, done.
Books is a complete set of books on its own — nothing about it requires other software.
What needs me? Cash today, the low week, overdue invoices, bills due — ranked, in plain words, one action each.
See the week you run out of cash while you can still fix it. Thirteen weeks, the red week flagged from across the room.
Who owes you, who you owe, and what that does to the next 13 weeks. Send invoices, juggle pay weeks, mark things paid.
A real double-entry ledger with the report set — balance sheet, income statement, who's late and how late.
A plan for the year, and whether this month is on it — seeded from your own P&L in one click.
Set your markup before you bid — margin, markup, breakeven, and your real overhead, in plain trade language.
If you can read a bank balance, you can read Books. No accounting degree required — it speaks plain trade language, not debits-and-credits jargon.
Financial data deserves plain answers, not badge walls. Here is exactly how yours is handled.
Every connection runs over HTTPS. Your books sit on managed cloud infrastructure in the United States — we run no servers of our own and keep no copy anywhere else.
Every record is scoped to your organization and enforced at the database layer — not just hidden in the interface.
Most people never connect anything — you upload reports you export yourself. If you do link a bank, it runs through Plaid: you sign in inside Plaid’s own window, and all we ever receive back is a read-only list of transactions.
Export your reports anytime. Downgrading never deletes anything — your books wait for you.
And what we don’t claim: Runato Books has not completed a SOC 2 audit, and we don’t publish an uptime guarantee. When either changes you’ll read it here, with the date on it.
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No — it runs alongside it. QuickBooks stays your system of record for what happened. Books reads the reports it already exports and shows you what's coming.
No. Start fresh in minutes: name your company, enter your cash balance, and a standard chart of accounts is set up for you. The import is just the fastest way in for people who already have QuickBooks.
After 14 days your account moves to the free plan, which keeps your Cash Flow view. Nothing you've entered is ever deleted — everything comes back if you upgrade.
The trial is free — 14 days, no card. Plan pricing is being finalized for launch; whatever you enter during the trial stays yours either way.
Fourteen days free. No card. Ten minutes to your first forecast.