Sixty million people.
Almost no software in their language.
We build the bridge between how owners actually work and what the financial system asks of them.
Numerita started with a simple observation: the United States has more than sixty million Spanish speakers, hundreds of thousands of them running restaurants, food trucks, landscaping crews, and repair shops — and almost every piece of business software expects them to work in English. So the books live in a shoebox, the invoices get translated by their kids, and the real numbers only show up in March.
Meanwhile, research keeps saying the same thing: most Hispanic business owners name cash-flow visibility as their top challenge. Not ambition, not work ethic — visibility. The tools just weren't built for them.
Numerita was. Owners work the way they already work — a photo, a message, their language — and Numerita handles what the American financial system needs: clean books, professional English invoices, bank-ready reports. Built on Microsoft Azure by The Ellis Project
What we value
The principles behind the product
Their language first
Spanish isn't a translation layer here. It's the design.
Invisible by design
The best bookkeeping is the kind nobody has to think about. A photo in, an answer out.
Earned trust
Financial data is sacred. We never sell it, and owners can take it with them anytime.
Paid is the point
We chase the invoices, flag the due dates, and make sure work turns into money.
Come see what we’re building
Get a firsthand look at how Numerita turns a photo of a receipt into clean books, a Friday summary, and a professional invoice.