Wave Financial

So we teach people how to, like, use Gusto.

Uh, same thing with, like, accounting software, like Wave.

Doing, like, shout-outs for them.

Yeah.

One hundred thirty-three.

Wave Accounting's Bill Upload Feature and Unsolicited Design.

How I designed a suggestion for bill upload feature for Wave accounting software that solves UX issues of inefficiency, less accuracy, and file storage limits.

One hundred thirty-four.

What is Sketch? Introductory Sketch Templates and Resources.

And these are all the things that you can sync.

So you can sync your QuickBooks, your Xero or Wave directly in here.

So when you're creating things in here, it will automatically sync across to those places.

All right.

It's one thing to check out, but Zoho is a good one to look into.

Another one is Wave.

That is free invoicing, plus they do double entry bookkeeping.

So none of the other free tiers, they don't do the double entry bookkeeping, which is making sure that expenses and things are balanced on the inputs and outputs side.

I'll help do that.

For everybody listening, I use Wave Accounting.

It's a cheaper, less cool version of QuickBooks, but cheaper.

So highly recommend.

I think a lot of companies use it.

I use QuickBooks, but there's something that actually I learned this for while preparing for this episode today, but Wave Apps is actually a free bookkeeping app for small businesses.

So when you're using it on a small scale, it might not even cost you anything.

So it's worth looking into.