Leads product direction and builds the local-first analysis engine. Focused on turning messy financial exports into clear, reviewable insights without sending sensitive data to the cloud.
From raw exports to
financial clarity.
Upload your financial files. SBFinance cleans, analyzes, explains, and reports — locally on your machine.
Your financial data
stays on your machine.
SBFinance is designed for sensitive business and client financial data. Analysis, dashboards, summaries, and reports can run locally — so raw files do not need to be uploaded to cloud tools.
Financial analysis without
manual spreadsheet work.
SBFinance helps teams move from raw exports to decision-ready reports faster.
Ask your financial data.
Get grounded answers.
SBFinance answers using your uploaded transactions, KPIs, dashboards, and report context — not generic guesses.
Find financial issues
before they become expensive.
SBFinance highlights transactions and patterns that deserve human review.
Built for teams that live
in financial exports.
Not another spreadsheet.
Not another cloud AI tool.
SBFinance is built for teams that need financial answers from sensitive data — without rebuilding dashboards manually or uploading raw files to generic AI tools.
So what makes SBFinance different?
ChatGPT explains finance. SBFinance understands your finance. ChatGPT gives advice. SBFinance calculates consequences from your numbers — deterministically, with the evidence shown, on your machine. It is not just chat, not just BI, and not just another spreadsheet.
- Upload CSV/XLSX financial exports — messy files welcome
- Get a dated cash-gap forecast computed from your own ledger
- Detect duplicates, leaks, and recurring costs with evidence transactions
- Simulate hiring, marketing, loans, and revenue shocks before deciding
- Ask questions grounded in your own financial data — answers are validated against the deterministic math, never invented
- Keep sensitive data in a local/private workflow
A small team focused
on private financial data.
SBFinance is an early-stage, founder-led product currently in private beta. We work directly with early users to shape the tool around real financial workflows.
A small group of early users from finance and accounting backgrounds help test workflows and prioritize features. We're actively expanding this group through the private beta.
Want to talk to the team directly? hello@sbfinance.me
Common questions before the demo.
SBFinance is built for teams working with sensitive financial exports, recurring reports, and spreadsheet-heavy analysis.
SBFinance is an AI-CFO for small businesses. You upload your financial CSV/XLSX exports, and it finds financial leaks (duplicate payments, runaway recurring costs), predicts when a cash gap may hit — with a concrete date computed from your ledger — explains why profit isn't becoming cash, and simulates decisions like hiring or marketing spend before you commit. All analysis is deterministic math run locally; the AI only explains the results.
SBFinance is built for SMB founders, finance managers, accounting firms, outsourced finance teams, and fintech/lending teams. It is especially useful for teams that regularly work with transaction exports, bank statements, client spreadsheets, accounting reports, or revenue/expense data.
Excel is flexible, but most financial reporting still requires manual cleaning, formulas, checks, charts, and written explanations. SBFinance helps automate the repetitive parts: mapping columns, cleaning exports, calculating KPIs, detecting anomalies, generating dashboards, and creating executive summaries.
Generic AI tools are useful for explanation, but they are not built specifically for financial export analysis. SBFinance is designed around structured financial workflows: it reads CSV/XLSX files, analyzes transactions, detects duplicates and unusual expenses, builds dashboards, and then generates summaries grounded in the uploaded data.
SBFinance is designed for local-first workflows, so sensitive financial exports do not need to be uploaded to cloud-first AI tools. If a deployment uses optional external AI services, that should be clearly configured and disclosed.
SBFinance is focused on CSV and XLSX financial exports. These can come from accounting tools, bank statements, payment processors, CRM exports, internal spreadsheets, or client reports.
SBFinance can help flag duplicate transactions, unusual expenses, recurring costs, category spikes, missing or inconsistent data, and periods where expenses grow faster than revenue. It is designed to highlight items that deserve human review, not to make final financial decisions automatically.
No. SBFinance is not a replacement for accountants, CFOs, or financial judgment. It reduces repetitive spreadsheet work and gives teams a faster first-pass analysis. Humans still review the results, make decisions, and apply accounting, tax, or business context.
Yes, that is one of the strongest use cases. Accounting and outsourced finance teams can use SBFinance to analyze client exports, detect issues, generate dashboards, and prepare cleaner client-facing reports faster. The local-first approach is especially useful when client data is sensitive.
Yes. SBFinance is designed to generate executive-style summaries and PDF reports from uploaded financial data. Reports should explain key KPIs, cashflow movement, revenue and expense changes, anomalies, and recommended review areas in plain English.
No. SBFinance is especially useful for small and mid-sized businesses that have real financial data but do not have a large analytics team. It is also useful for accounting firms and finance teams that manage reporting for multiple clients.
In the demo, we show how SBFinance takes a sample CSV/XLSX financial export and turns it into KPIs, anomaly flags, dashboards, plain-English insights, and a report. We can also discuss how the workflow would fit your company, finance team, or accounting firm.
Yes, that is one of the main reasons it exists. SBFinance is designed for real-world exports where columns may be inconsistent, categories may be messy, and reports may require cleanup before analysis.
No. SBFinance is a financial analysis and reporting assistant. It can help analyze data, flag patterns, and generate summaries, but it does not provide official accounting, tax, legal, or investment advice. Final decisions should be reviewed by qualified professionals.
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Want to test SBFinance on
your own financial workflow?
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