Invoice Roundup finds every invoice and receipt in your Gmail and sends them all to your accountant in one click. It works from inside Gmail, so there is nothing to install on your computer.
Become a founding user $9 a monthShips by December 19, 2026, or you get your money back.
Three steps. The third one is the only one you repeat, once a month.
Install from Google's add-on marketplace. It appears as a panel on the right side of Gmail, on desktop and in the Gmail app.
One email address. Your accountant, your bookkeeper, or the inbox of your accounting software.
It lists every invoice and receipt it found. Untick anything that doesn't belong, click Send, and your accountant gets them all with a summary of what's inside.
It reads your mail, so these are the promises that matter.
For one Gmail or Google Workspace account. Unlimited invoices. Cancel any time.
Payments are handled by Lemon Squeezy. You'll get a receipt from Siete Labs.
Any Gmail address and any Google Workspace account. Outlook is not supported yet.
PDF invoices and receipts attached to emails, and emails whose body is the receipt itself, like the ones Uber, Stripe or Google send. It looks at the sender, the subject and the attachment names first, and only opens a message when those point to an invoice.
Yes. Pick any month or date range, including last year's, and it searches that period.
One email per batch with every invoice attached as its own file, plus a short list of sender, date and amount so they can tick things off.
That's planned for after launch. The first version is one click, so you always see the list before it goes.
Siete Labs, a small software studio. Invoice Roundup is its first product. Questions and ideas: hello@invoiceroundup.com.