We are the books.
No bookkeeper? Upload the bank statement. Every line is dated, categorized, and kept — a running P&L and cash picture for each company you own. Already on QuickBooks? We read it, read-only.
PushPel — for owners running one business, or ten
Books kept. Taxes done. Business read weekly.
Drop in a bank statement — or connect QuickBooks — and PushPel becomes your books. It prepares the business and personal returns from those same numbers, and each week it tells you, in plain English, what the business is trying to say. A person stands behind every word.
Free while in beta · Sign-in codes, never passwords · Every number sourced
Cash on hand covers
7
mo
at this month’s pace
01The short version
Not a cheaper accountant.
A better answer to the question.
Taxes, from the same numbers.
The books that ran your year prepare your returns — personal and business, sole props to S corps with their K-1s, assembled together so nothing falls between two desks.
A read, not a report.
Most software shows you charts of last month. PushPel looks forward — where next month is heading, how long the cash lasts, what changed and whether it matters. In sentences, not spreadsheets.
02How it works
Tonight, not next quarter.
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Sign up
A few questions — who you are, what you own, what you want to understand. That builds your dashboard: one card per company, plus you.
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Feed it
Drag in bank statements and tax documents, or connect QuickBooks read-only. Skip anything — it waits on the dashboard, visibly, until you’re ready.
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Watch it read
Statements become books on the spot. The dashboard fills with your numbers, and every Monday a short note tells you what moved and what’s coming.
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File
When the year closes, your returns are already most of the way there — assembled from your own books, every line traceable, reviewed by a person before anything is filed.
03The weekly read
Your accountant calls in April. Your books talk every Monday.
Forward-looking, plain-spoken, and about your business — the same observations that appear on your dashboard, sent as a short note you can read in the time it takes to pour coffee.
Works from your statements — or QuickBooks Online, the official route, read-only.
Next month, at this pace
$0.0k
More going out than coming in — mostly the owner draw. The business itself is running a profit.
Cash runway
0 months
At the current burn. We’d say something well before it gets interesting.
March vs. February
$0.0k
Net ran ahead — the new retainer landed. Worth knowing it’s the reason.
04Show your work
Pick any number on your return. We’ll show you where it came from.
FORM 1040 — EXTRACTprepared for A. Proprietor (sample)
Line 1a
Wages, salaries, tips
84,000
W-2 · Box 1 — Hartwell Mfg Co.
Sch C
Gross receipts
412,930
Your books · 214 statement lines
Sch SE
Self-employment tax
18,228
Computed · from Sch C net profit
Line 25a
Federal tax withheld
9,840
W-2 · Box 2 — Hartwell Mfg Co.
Every line on every return, traced to a document, a statement line, or the arithmetic between them. Nothing asserted. Everything sourced.
05The beta
Free while we earn it.
PushPel is in open beta. Everything below is included, and the bill is zero — we’re earning the right to charge you by being right about your business first.
What we ask in return: run a real company on it and tell us where it falls short. The owners in the beta are shaping what this becomes.
- Books, kept from your statementsincluded
- Business & personal returns, togetherincluded
- The weekly read, every Mondayincluded
- A person on the other endincluded
- The invoicebilled zero
06The people
Questions go to a desk
with a person at it.
Photo
TK
TK
Partner name TK, CPA
The one who answers
Twenty years preparing and reviewing returns. When you write in from your dashboard, this is who writes back — and who stands behind every filing that leaves the house.
Photo
TK
TK
Partner name TK
The one who reads the business
Two decades in capital markets. Reads your numbers the way an investor reads a balance sheet — it’s his sensibility the weekly note is written in.
No phone trees, no chat widgets pretending to be people. A message desk, on your dashboard, with names.
Final bios and photographs before launch.
Drop in one bank statement tonight.
See what your business has been trying to say.
Ten minutes, start to first numbers. Here’s the whole deal:
- Sign up with your email — a code, never a password.
- Answer a few questions, drag in a statement. Skip anything; it waits for you.
- Your books appear, your dashboard fills, and Monday’s note is on its way.
just looking? see a sample dashboard first
Free while in beta · Skip anything · Every number sourced
Your documents live in a private, encrypted account. Identifiers are locked in a vault the moment they arrive — and a person, never a machine alone, stands behind what we file.