
Keeper of Books
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A standalone bookkeeping and payroll app built for Swedish accounting rules: vouchers, BAS chart of accounts, VAT reports, SIE import/export, K2 annual reports, and payroll with AGI filing. No cloud, no subscription - your data stays local.
Released
September 9, 2026
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Windows
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About
Keeper of Books is a standalone bookkeeping and payroll app for anyone who
handles their own accounting — no subscription fees, and no handing your
data over to a cloud you don't control.
It's built from the ground up around Swedish accounting rules and formats:
the BAS chart of accounts, VAT (moms) reporting, SIE import/export, K2
annual report generation, and AGI payroll filing.
What you can do:
- Record bookkeeping vouchers (verifikationer) with filtering and search
- Manage and customize your chart of accounts (BAS and others, including
forestry accounts)
- Calculate, preview, and export VAT reports
- Import and export SIE files, including multiple fiscal years and
opening balances
- Produce a K2 annual report (årsredovisning) as a PDF
- Register employees, generate payroll runs, and produce payslips (PDF)
- Track vacation and leave per employee
- Generate and export AGI (employer's contribution declaration) filings
- Reconcile against Skatteverket (the Swedish Tax Agency)
- Trace every bookkeeping change through an audit log
- Manage multiple books at once — useful for accountants (revisorer)
handling several clients
All bookkeeping uses exact money handling (no floating-point rounding
errors), and all data is stored locally on your own machine or in a folder
you choose (e.g. OneDrive) — you own your data.
Keeper of Books is standalone software for Windows (macOS support in
progress) and requires no internet connection to use.
Note: this is Swedish-accounting-specific software (BAS chart of accounts,
SIE format, Skatteverket/moms/K2 rules) — the English text above is for
English-speaking users of a Swedish company's books, not a claim of general
international accounting support.