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Bookkeeping that keeps up with the job.

Send the invoice, snap the receipt, import the statement. The accounting happens underneath — and your statements agree with each other, because they all come from the same journal.

Installs on your phone Your accountant works free Export everything, any time

Easy enough to actually use

A fast lane for the jobs you do twenty times a day, and a guided setup the first time so you don't have to invent a chart of accounts. Every package — including Free — comes with an assistant that answers questions about your own books in plain English.

It installs on your phone

Add SutorBooks to your home screen and it opens like any other app — no app store, nothing to download. Invoice from the driveway, photograph the receipt at the parts counter, and it's the same set of books you left open on the desk.

Safe, and we'll show our working

Three independent layers stand between your books and every other business on the platform, and the build refuses code that would weaken them. Closed periods stay closed. And you can export everything, whenever you want — so this isn't a decision you're stuck with.

What it does

Everything your bookkeeping needs, none of the vocabulary

SutorBooks is accounting software for small businesses that would rather not think about accounting. You shouldn't need to know what a trial balance is to keep a clean set of books — do the ordinary work, and the bookkeeping takes care of itself behind it.

Who it's for

Built for people who build things

Small businesses running real money, with no back office and nobody in the next room who knows what a chart of accounts is.

Native American owned businesses

Our Native American Owned Business program grants the Standard package — full bookkeeping, bills and bank reconciliation — at no cost, with room for 2 people, 2 GB of attachments and 50 emails a month. A person reads every application. Applying costs nothing and takes nothing away while it's reviewed, and a decline leaves you exactly where you started. We're owned by a tribal citizen, and it's the part of this work we care most about getting right.

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Security

Someone else's money deserves proof, not adjectives

This is a book of record. So instead of telling you it's secure, here's specifically what's true today — and what we don't claim.

What we don't claim. We hold no SOC 2, ISO or PCI certification, so you won't find those badges here. We don't publish an uptime figure we haven't measured. We don't do payroll or file your taxes. And SutorBooks never holds, moves or lends your money — it keeps the record of it.

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  • Three independent layers stand between one customer's books and another's: the database refuses to link records across businesses, every incoming reference is checked against your account, and every query is monitored for correct scoping.
  • The build refuses code that would weaken that isolation — re-proven on every code change, rather than by an audit once a year.
  • Locking an account takes effect immediately — not whenever that person's session happens to expire.
  • Passkeys and multi-factor sign-in, so there's a way in that isn't a password.
  • Closed periods stay closed. Corrections go in as new entries, which is what your accountant expects to find.
  • Your books are yours, and you can take them out. A full export of your company data, whenever you want it — so trusting a new name isn't a decision you're stuck with.
Pricing

Pick a size, then add what you need

Every package keeps a complete, proper set of books. What changes is how many people it covers, how much room you get, and which parts of the workflow are switched on.

On price. Signup isn't open and the prices aren't set. Rather than show a number nobody has decided, the package pages show exactly what's in each one. Prices appear the day they're real.
About

Named after the trade, not the theory

Sūtor is Latin for a cobbler — from suere, to sew, to stitch two things together. That's how proper books work. Every dollar that arrives came from somewhere; every dollar that leaves went somewhere. Record both halves and the books can't quietly drift out of true.

  • Your statements agree with each other — balance sheet, profit and loss and cash flow all come from the same journal, so they cannot disagree.
  • Every figure has a trail — each number traces back to the entries behind it, and each entry records who posted it and when.
  • Year end is a login, not a shoebox — your accountant works in the same books you do.

About Apex Equity

sūtor

/ˈsuː.tor/ · Latin, noun

A cobbler. One who stitches two sides into a single thing that holds.

SutorBooks is built by Apex Equity, LLC — owned and operated by a tribal citizen and a disabled veteran.

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Build. We'll handle the books.

SutorBooks isn't open for signup yet. Tell us you're interested and we'll let you know the day it opens — that message, and nothing else.

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