Tabby uses AI to automate bookkeeping for 5,500 small businesses
tabby, an ai-powered bookkeeping platform, handles clients' paperwork and provides real-time financial data for 5,500 small businesses, potentially disrupting the accounting industry.
ahad ali, a former accountant, started tabby to automate bookkeeping tasks using ai. the platform imports live account data via plaid and provides real-time financial dashboards for small businesses. tabby has gained 5,500 users and $100,000 in annual recurring revenue, with a team of seven people. the company is raising $1 million in pre-seed funding and plans to launch a natural language interface called tabby talk. tabby competes with quickbooks and well-funded startups like rillet, but aims to carve out a niche serving small-to-medium-sized firms.