San Francisco · Amsterdam
Anelya Grant
I run a 300-client accounting firm for venture-backed startups, and I build the software my own team uses to do the work.
Companies I have supported along the way include Vinted, TaskRabbit, Segment, Astranis and Dexterity.
What I build, and what each one is for
Numbers Game
numbersgame.xyz →One Claude account for your whole firm, connected to every client's QuickBooks Online or Xero book. It reads the books, proposes the work, and nothing posts until a human approves it.
- Month-end close, start to finish
- Bank reconciliation and unmatched items
- Bulk coding across hundreds of transactions
- Live P&L, balance sheet, trial balance, AR/AP aging
- Branded board, close and reconciliation reports
- Weekly client summaries into Slack
The rule it runs on: the model proposes, a person approves. Nothing touches the books unattended.
Loopfour
loopfour.ai →AI for finance without the black box. Loopfour turns a repetitive finance workflow into deterministic code that runs identically every time, with a full audit log. AI is scoped to reading and interpretation. It never decides what the system does.
- Accounts receivable and collections
- Revenue recognition and contract-to-cash
- Month-end close automation
- Payment reconciliation
- Invoice processing
- 25+ systems, including ones with no API
One customer: a six-day billing process that now runs in eighteen minutes, with evidence an auditor accepts.
AG Accounting
anelya.net →Bookkeeping, controller and CFO-level support for venture-backed technology startups and healthcare groups. Everything above was built here first, on real client files, before it was sold to anyone else.
- Monthly bookkeeping and close
- Investor and board reporting
- Revenue recognition under ASC 606
- Fundraising and diligence support
Clarkson Hyde Global · 24 September 2026
Inside a 300-Client Accounting Firm: What We Do, and Don't Do, with AI
The two kinds of AI and why the difference decides everything, the four places we never let a language model near, what is safe to put in the cloud, and how to bring a frightened team along with you.