Just message your income and expenses like you'd text a friend. MoneyFeed's AI categorizes everything and keeps you tax-ready — no spreadsheets, no new app to learn. It's the bookkeeping side of WhatsApp accounting — with automatic expense tracking built in.
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Send "earned $500 from a client" or "spent 40 on fuel" — in any language.
AI reads your message, logs the income or expense and files it under the right tax category.
Your dashboard, P&L and tax summary update instantly — export whenever you need.
WhatsApp bookkeeping is a way to keep your business books without opening an app or a spreadsheet — you simply message MoneyFeed on WhatsApp the way you'd text a friend. Every time you earn or spend money, you send a short note or a photo of the receipt, and MoneyFeed records it as a categorized income or expense entry. Because it lives inside the chat app you already check all day, your bookkeeping happens in seconds, in the moment, instead of piling up for a stressful weekend before tax time.
The workflow is three simple steps. First, snap the receipt — take a photo of any paper or digital receipt right in the chat. Second, send it through WhatsApp — MoneyFeed's AI reads the merchant, date, total and tax from the image and logs it for you. Third, review the organized expense — the entry appears in your dashboard already sorted into the right tax category, where you can confirm or adjust it in a tap. The same three steps work for income: text "got paid $500 from a client" and it is booked instantly.
Freelancers, gig workers and sole proprietors use WhatsApp bookkeeping because it removes the two things that make bookkeeping fail: friction and delay. There is no new app to learn, no login to remember and nothing to reconcile at month-end. You can also log business mileage by text and get reminders for bills and quarterly tax deadlines, so nothing slips through the cracks.
Everything you capture stays tax-ready all year. MoneyFeed maps each expense to the correct tax line and keeps a running profit-and-loss, so when it is time to file you can export a clean Schedule C, Self Assessment, T2125 or VAT summary as PDF, CSV or Excel. It is the bookkeeping half of full WhatsApp accounting, with every receipt archived as a defensible record.
WhatsApp bookkeeping is the capture side of full WhatsApp accounting — the books, profit & loss and tax reports build themselves from what you send.
Send a photo and we extract the amount, date and merchant automatically.
Text "drove 22 miles to a client" for an IRS/HMRC-ready mileage log.
Bill due dates and quarterly tax deadlines, straight to your chat.
Works in English, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi and more — just type naturally.
Schedule C, Self Assessment, T2125 and VAT summaries in a click.
No new app to learn. If you can text, you can do your books.
Yes. You send a normal message like "spent $45 on gas" or a photo of a receipt, and MoneyFeed logs it as a categorized expense. No forms, no spreadsheets.
Take a photo of the receipt in WhatsApp and send it. MoneyFeed's AI extracts the merchant, date, total and tax, files it under the right category, and archives the image as a record.
MoneyFeed supports the US (1099 / Schedule C), UK (Self Assessment), Canada (T2125) and VAT for Saudi Arabia and the UAE, with multi-currency support.
No. It works inside the WhatsApp you already use. There is also a web dashboard and optional iOS and Android apps if you want them.