You didn't become a bookkeeper to click 'Categorize' 500 times a day.
Growthy handles the repetitive 80%. You handle the judgment calls. Done before lunch.
Three ways Growthy changes your morning
Speed Shock
247 transactions, categorized in minutes. Not hours. The first time you run an import, you will check the screen twice.
- Full month of transactions processed in minutes
- No rules to write before it starts working
- Review only what needs your judgment
- The other 87% is already done
Confidence Scores
Green means go. Yellow means check. Red means decide. You're not approving blindly — you're triaging. 13 need judgment, 234 don't.
- Green: high confidence, approve with one keystroke
- Yellow flag example: "61% confidence — ACH with no description, 3 vendors match this pattern"
- Red: Growthy flags it and waits for you
- You see exactly why each score was assigned
Pattern Memory
Correct once, Growthy remembers. By month 3, you're approving more than correcting. Better than bank rules because it learns from your actions, not from rules you write.
- Every correction trains the model for that client
- Corrections are scoped to each QuickBooks company — what Growthy learns about one client never affects another
- Accuracy improves every month
- No rules to maintain or debug
The stuff other tools get wrong
Stripe net/gross deposits
Stripe pays out net of fees. Most tools mis-categorize the gross. Growthy flags it. You resolve it once, it remembers for next time.
Loan payments vs. expenses
Principal vs. interest split. ACH labeled "payment" with no other context. Growthy doesn't guess. It flags it and waits for your call.
No-description ACH transfers
Three vendors match the pattern. Growthy shows you all three. You pick one. Or it stays flagged. Your call.
Common questions
How accurate is it really?
Does it work with my QBO workflow?
What happens with transactions Growthy isn't sure about?
How many clients can I connect during alpha?
What if I want to stop using it?
Your clients keep QuickBooks. You get your time back.
One client, one test, no commitment.