Books that stay current
Every account, categorized and matched as money moves. You see a clean list, not a pile of uncoded transactions.
Do it yourself
Built for business owners who would rather run the company than learn bookkeeping. Connect your bank. Tyms sorts the transactions, writes the reports, and keeps your records ready for tax time. You review what matters, in plain English.
For owners, not accountants
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Spreadsheets, QuickBooks, and Xero give you boxes to fill: categories, accounts, reconciliations. If you didn't study accounting, the software just sits there while the month gets away from you.
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A quiet week becomes a quarter. Then tax season arrives and nobody can say what you made, what you spent, or what you owe. Catching up costs more than keeping up ever would.
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Doing it yourself doesn't mean becoming a bookkeeper. Tyms does the sorting. You keep the decisions, and you can see the numbers without learning a new language.
Four steps. None of them ask you to know accounting. This is the whole routine.
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Link your bank, or drop in a statement. Invoices, bills, and receipts can come in the same way. That's the setup. You do it once, not every Friday night.
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Sales, software, rent, that card charge you half-remember — Tyms files each one where it belongs and matches it to the bank. You don't pick account codes.
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Ask “what did we spend on software?” or “are we making money?” Anything that looks off is waiting for you. Everything else is already done. A few minutes, not a weekend.
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Profit, what the business owns, and where the cash went — ready when you look, not once a year. When it's time to file, the records are already in order for you or your accountant.
You don't open Tyms to wrestle with bookkeeping. You open it to see how the business is doing, and to approve the few things that need a person.
Every account, categorized and matched as money moves. You see a clean list, not a pile of uncoded transactions.
Profit, what you own, and where cash went — written the way you'd explain it to a partner, not the way a textbook would.
Send an invoice, record a bill, and see when money actually lands. Getting paid and paying others lives in the same place as the books.
Talk to Adam the way you'd text a finance friend. The answer comes from your real books, not a generic article.
Nothing to reconstruct when taxes are due. Your records stay organized, so you or your accountant can file from a clean set of books.
Tyms matches the obvious ones and sets aside the few that look unusual. You review those. The rest does not wait on you.
Plain English
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The plus and minus accountants use so every transaction is recorded twice. You describe what happened — a sale, a bill, a card payment — and Tyms records it the right way.
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The master list of categories a business is supposed to set up before day one. Tyms starts you with a list that fits a normal business. Rename one if you want. You don't have to build it.
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The form accountants fill in by hand. You won't stare at a blank journal. A receipt, a bank line, or a sentence to Adam becomes the record.
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Checking that the bank and your books tell the same story. Tyms matches them and only asks you about the lines that don't.
Plus is the Tyms platform, billed per person on your team. You stay in the driver's seat. The sorting, matching, and reports are already done.
For business owners who want the books in their own hands, without hiring a bookkeeper or learning accounting.
$16.67per seat / month
Billed $200 per seat, annually
What Tyms does
What you keep
Each seat is one person, 1,500 transactions a month, and 5 bank connections. Add a seat when the business grows.
Rather have it taken off your plate?
Done for you is the same platform, with our team running the books and filing your taxes. You don't have to choose forever — you can switch later.
Straight answers about doing your own books on Tyms, without an accounting background.