You do the work. Amy does the paperwork.
Text her, email her or talk to her on the web. Nothing to download, no bank login. Amy finds your likely business expenses, asks only what she can't work out, and keeps it all ready for your CPA.
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- Text message
- The web
AmyText message- Hi Maria! Thanks for sending your March statements ☕
- I went through them and your expense report is ready. Have a look, and tell me if anything needs changing?
- looks great! dinner at Lucia's was with a client
- Got it, marked as a client dinner ✅
- thank you Amy!!
- Anytime! I'll have April ready for you and your CPA too 🙂
A year of charges
Across two cards and a checking account, mixed in with everything else you bought.
Receipts everywhere
In three inboxes, a camera roll and a coat pocket.
One question
Your CPA asks for "your business expenses". Now you have to find them.
Pulling it all together takes the evenings you would rather spend on the work that pays.
And the usual fix is one more app: another login, another inbox, another thing to keep up with.
Meet Amy.
Hi, I'm Amy. I do the paperwork side of your work: the receipts, the statements, the "what was this charge?" Tidy books make my day, which probably says a lot about me 😅
Amy is the face and voice of Reapt. Working with her is like having a bookkeeper you can text. She remembers what you told her last time, so you don't have to start from the beginning each time.
Talk to her where you already are.
Text her a photo of a receipt. Forward her the email it came in. Send her the statements you download from your bank, or bring them to her on the web.
No app to download. No bank login. Your email and calendar, if you choose, give her more to work from.
She asks only what she must.
Amy finds your likely business expenses, including the ones that never show up as a charge, and tells you which records are missing.
What she can't work out on her own, she asks. One quick question at a time.
You and your CPA decide.
You confirm what Amy found. Your CPA sees where every number came from and makes the call. Amy does not prepare returns or give tax advice.
See how it works, and what it means for freelancers, small businesses and accountants.
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Plain-English guides with IRS sources: self-employed tax deductions, how to find tax deductions you missed, how to categorize a bank statement for taxes, what a receipt must show and write-offs by profession.
Frequently asked questions
What is Reapt?
Reapt is a service with a name: Amy. You text her, email her or talk to her on the web, and she finds the business expenses in the records you already have, so you review instead of collect, and your CPA sees where every number came from.
Who is Amy?
Amy is the face and voice of Reapt, the one you text, email or talk to on the web about your business expenses. She finds your likely business expenses in the records you send her, asks only what she can't work out, and keeps everything ready for you and your CPA.
Do I need to download an app?
No. You talk to Amy by text message, by email or on the web. There is nothing to download and no bank login to hand over.
Does Reapt prepare my taxes?
No. Reapt does not prepare, sign or file returns, and Amy does not give tax advice. You and your CPA or enrolled agent decide what is deductible.
Do I have to link my bank account?
No. You send Amy the statements you already download from your bank. There is no bank login to hand over.
Who is Reapt for?
US freelancers, 1099 contractors, self-employed professionals and small business owners who pay for their work from their own bank and card accounts.
Leave the paperwork to Amy.
Reapt is in early access.