Meet Keji: a financial assistant that talks and answers back
Asking your books a plain question beats scrolling through months of entries when you only need one answer.

Most bookkeeping apps store numbers. Few of them let you ask those numbers a normal question. Keji is Floww's assistant for the second job: turning records into answers you can use today.
You might ask what you spent on supplies last month, which customer still owes you, or whether a week of busy sales actually left anything after costs. The point is conversation, not another dashboard to decode.
Why talk beats hunt
Owners rarely have a quiet hour to reconcile. They have a spare minute between customers. Typing or speaking a question fits that minute better than opening five filters and hoping the report is configured correctly.
Keji works from the information you have already captured. That means the quality of your answers still depends on logging sales and expenses — but once the data is in, you do not need to become a report designer to use it.
A clear boundary
Keji helps you organise and understand your own records. It is not a licensed accountant, tax adviser, or investment manager. Use it to get oriented. Use a professional when the stakes are formal filings, disputes, or advice you need to defend.
That boundary matters. Convenience should never pretend to be certification.




