Early access

Quipu is opening in stages.

We’re onboarding through bookkeepers, accountants, and fractional CFOs first, so the books are set up right from day one. Tell us how you run and we’ll let you know when there’s room.

What happens next

  1. 01We read it. No call, no pitch.
  2. 02We match you with a bookkeeper, accountant, or fractional CFO on B1ND.
  3. 03They bring you on, and your books are set up right from the first entry.
What does your business look like?
This sets up your books. You can change it later.
Do you have an accountant or bookkeeper?

One email when your seat is ready. No spam.

Two editions.

Which one you need comes down to how the business is structured, and where its income lands at tax time.

Quipu Solo

Sole proprietors and single-member LLCs

If your business income lands on your personal return, the two halves were never really separate. Solo keeps one ledger for both — so you can see what the business earned and what actually reached you.

  • Business and personal side by side — one net-worth picture
  • Schedule C built from the year’s activity, not reconstructed
  • Quarterly estimates that account for what you’ve already drawn
  • Invoice clients, bill for time and mileage
  • Bank feeds via Plaid, categorized automatically
  • A/P (bills and vendor credits) needs Business

Quipu Business

C corps, S corps, partnerships, multi-entity

Once the company files its own return, its books have to stand on their own — and hold up to a lender, a board, or an auditor. Business is real double-entry with as many entities as you need under one login.

  • Multi-entity — separate books and returns, one login
  • Consolidated view across the group, with intercompany kept straight
  • Full A/P — bills, vendor credits, payment runs
  • Invoice → bank-feed match → auto-reconcile
  • Sales tax by jurisdiction; deposits and prepayments tracked
  • Audit-ready trail for lenders, boards, and diligence
  • Everything in Solo

Add-ons

Rails on the way.

Both are in development. When they land they attach to either edition and post straight to your ledger — no separate system, no month-end matching. Pricing will be announced before launch.

Payroll

Coming soon

Pay runs, staff records, and labor cost that lands in the right account the moment payroll clears.

  • Pay runs posted to the GL automatically
  • Federal, state, and local tax filings
  • W-2 and 1099 contractor payouts
  • Labor cost allocated to jobs and projects

Payments

Coming soon

Get paid on the rails your customers use. Every settlement writes its own entry — nothing to reconcile.

  • Card and ACH collection on your invoices
  • Vendor payouts from the same balance
  • USDC settlement for cross-border work
  • Every settlement posts its own entry

Common questions

How do I actually get Quipu?

Through whoever keeps your books — an accountant, a bookkeeper, or a fractional CFO running on B1ND. Join the list and we’ll match you with one, or send yours to tryb1nd.com.

How long does it take to hear back?

One business day. If we’re not a fit for what you’re doing, we’ll say so in that first reply rather than book you into a call to find out.

Can I switch editions later?

Yes. Solo → Business is a one-click upgrade. Your data stays where it is — nothing to migrate.

What about taxes?

Sales tax is collected where required and shown on the receipt. Quipu Business tracks sales-tax payable by jurisdiction; Solo is exempt from collection on personal-finance use.

Can I migrate from my current accounting system?

Yes — CSV import at launch covers Chart of Accounts, counterparties, products, opening balances, and historical invoices/bills. XLSX import is post-launch.

Already work with a bookkeeper, an accountant, or a fractional CFO?

Send them to B1ND. They can bring you onto Quipu themselves, and keep working in the same books.

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