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Point at any paper receipt. Crumpled, faded, thermal — Pebble reads them.
For independent work · New Zealand & Australia
Business expenses? Sorted.
Pebble turns receipts into clean, tax-ready records in seconds. Scan it, share it, or just tell Pebble what to keep — it handles the rest.
GST-native · Xero & Hnry-ready · iOS first
What Pebble is
Pebble manages the work that happens before accounting.
Not bookkeeping. Not payroll. Not another spreadsheet. Pebble owns the thirty seconds between a business purchase and a clean record — capture, extract, organise, review — so tax time is an export, not a weekend.
- Capture paper receipts, photos, PDFs and shared invoices.
- Extract merchant, total, GST and line items automatically.
- Organise into muted, meaningful categories — no filing.
- Hand off clean records to your accountant, Excel, Xero or Hnry.
The story of one receipt
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Point at the receipt
Walk out of the shop, open Pebble, point. Paper or digital — Pebble reads both.
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Pebble reads it
Merchant, total, GST, every line item — extracted in seconds. Nothing is invented: anything uncertain is flagged for review, never guessed.
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Choose what to log
Mixed trolley? Tick only the business items — or just tell Pebble “everything except the chocolate bar”. One receipt can carry multiple categories.
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Review your Pebble
Pebble shows what it found — you check, not type. Every field stays editable.
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Save your Pebble
Drag the pebble across. Filed, categorised, searchable — and GST already accounted for.
Ask Pebble
Find anything. Just ask.
Natural-language search across every expense, item and GST cent. This demo is live — try it with the sample data.
Follow-ups keep context — ask about August, then just say “what was the largest expense?”
Analytics & GST
Know where the money went.
Monthly totals, category breakdowns and a running GST tally — enough to understand your spending, without pretending to be accounting software.
- Spending trend across the last six months
- Category distribution in the app’s muted palette
- GST tracked per month, ready for your return
- Largest expenses, one tap from the receipt
Every receipt, every format
Four ways in. Zero filing.
Photos
That screenshot of an invoice from three weeks ago? Import it straight from your library.
Files
PDF invoices and saved documents, imported from anywhere on your device.
Share → Pebble
A PDF invoice lands in your email. Tap Share, tap Pebble — logged before you close the app.
Who it’s built for
If your receipts live in a glovebox, an inbox, or a shoebox.
Pebble is built for people who do the work and the books — sole traders, freelancers, contractors and small teams across New Zealand and Australia.
- Builders
- Electricians
- Cleaners
- Plumbers
- Painters
- Landscapers
- Photographers
- Consultants
- Designers
- Content creators
- Café operators
- Mobile services
Ready for tax time
Clean records, wherever they need to go.
When the quarter ends, your records are already done. Export a professional report, a full workbook, or sync straight to your accounting platform.
PDF
Report for your accountant
Business name, period, category summary, full expense list and GST totals — formatted to email or print.
XLSX
Excel workbook
Three sheets: every expense, a period summary, and item-level breakdowns — for people who like their own spreadsheets.
Sync to Xero & Hnry
Connect once, then sync new expenses with their categories, GST and receipt attachments. No duplicates — Pebble only sends what’s new.
MYOB · QuickBooks — coming soon
Early access
Be first in line.
Pebble is rolling out in New Zealand and Australia, iOS first.
No spam, ever · One email when your invite’s ready.
You’re on the list.
We’ll email you the moment your invite’s ready — your founding perks are locked in.
Founding access
- Free to join — no card
- A free plan, always
- 6 months of Pro, free
- Founding price, for life
Questions
Fair questions, straight answers.
Is Pebble accounting software?
No — and deliberately so. Pebble handles everything that happens before accounting: capturing, extracting, organising and reviewing expenses. It then hands clean records to whatever comes next — your accountant, your spreadsheet, or Xero and Hnry.
Is there a free plan?
Always. You’ll be able to scan receipts, track GST, search your expenses and export a basic report for free. Paid plans add things like Xero & Hnry sync, Excel export and higher limits — and founding members get months of Pro free to try it all.
How much will it cost?
We’re finalising pricing with our early users, so we won’t over-promise a number yet. What we can say: there’ll always be a free plan, paid plans are priced for a one-person business, and waitlist members get our founding rate and the first say on pricing.
How does GST work?
Pebble reads GST straight off the receipt where it’s printed, and tracks a running monthly total. If GST can’t be found, the expense is flagged for review rather than guessed. Rates are built in for New Zealand (15%) and Australia (10%).
What about receipts with personal items on them?
That’s a signature feature. Pebble extracts every line item, you tick what’s business — or type “everything except the chocolate bar” — and only the business portion is logged. One receipt, multiple categories, personal items left out.
Does the AI ever make things up?
No. Pebble never invents amounts, merchants or GST. If a field can’t be read confidently it’s left blank and sent to Needs Review, where fixing it takes a tap. You always review before anything is saved.
Where does my data live?
Your receipts and records are stored securely, encrypted in transit, and separated per user with row-level access rules. Pebble collects the minimum it needs, never sells your data, and you can export or delete everything at any time.
When can I get it?
Pebble is in active development, launching on iOS in New Zealand and Australia. Join the waitlist and you’ll be among the first invited — founding members get in before everyone else.
Which platforms and countries?
iOS first, with Android built on the same codebase. Pebble launches in New Zealand and Australia — NZD and AUD, GST terminology, and Xero and Hnry as the first integrations.