What it does
What works today as a whole, where you will run into bugs, and what we are not planning. The detailed list of modules is in the help.
Accounting software for the whole EU. We're starting with Czechia.
Shipard is an open-source web application for small-business accounting, invoicing and document management. Its core idea: an invoice your client forwards by e-mail is read by AI and turned into a draft document — you review and confirm. It runs as a hosted service; the code is MIT.
Get in touchWhere we are
Alpha. The application, its guides and the first testers are Czech: Czech VAT, Czech chart of accounts, Czech company registry, Czech tax filings. That is deliberate — one country done properly before the next.
What we're building towards
Accounting is national. VAT rates and returns, charts of accounts, filing formats, company registries — every member state has its own. We want Shipard to handle a company in any EU country, and we can't do that without people who know their country's rules from the inside.
Who we're looking for
- Accountants in any EU country willing to tell us how things really work — what a compliant invoice needs, what gets filed and when.
- Developers interested in building a country module once the core is ready for it. Start with For developers.
- Anyone curious enough to follow along.
Get in touch
Write to podpora@shipard.cz (English is fine) or join our Discord. Code, issues and roadmap are on GitHub: github.com/shipard/shipard.
For testers
How to get an invitation and what to try first. Note that the app is in Czech.
For developers
Shipard's code is written by AI. How we work, how to run Shipard on your own machine and how to add a module of your own.