Halin AIHalin AI
Free AI Bookkeeper in the Philippines
Your trusted AI bookkeeper for small businesses in the Philippines. Just snap a photo of your receipt, or simply chat: “nakabenta ako ng 3,500 kay Aling Nena” — and we handle your books, tax computations, and BIR deadlines.
For freelancers, professionals, and DTI-registered sole proprietors.(SEC-registered corporations, OPCs, and partnerships — coming soon)
Upload a photo of any receipt or handwritten ledger — AI reads it and files it under the right category.
2551Q, 1701Q, annual ITR — get email, SMS, and in-app reminders before every due date.
"How much is my tax this quarter?" or "8% or graduated — which saves me more?" — instant answers using your real numbers.
See Halin AI in action
Real screenshots — this is exactly what you get, free.
💬 Chat like you text a friend
Record sales and expenses in English, Tagalog, or Bisaya — "Bought domain for a website worth 650" and it's saved, categorized, and confirmed with a ✓ receipt chip. Ask "how much will I pay in taxes this quarter?" and get an instant answer from your real numbers.
📒 Books that organize themselves
Every chat message and receipt photo becomes a clean ledger entry — searchable, filterable by category and date, editable anytime, and exportable to CSV.
📊 Know your numbers at a glance
Quarterly income, expenses, and net; top categories; and estimated taxes — including the 8% vs graduated comparison computed from your actual figures.
📄 BIR forms, pre-filled
Pick a form and quarter, and get a worksheet (1701Q, 2551Q) filled with your real figures — print it or copy the values straight into eBIRForms. Deadlines included.
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