Latch is built for accountants buried in click-heavy close work. Instead of writing prompts, you do a task on screen and talk it through, including the parts no SOP captures: the three-day matching window, the rate you always override. Latch asks about the exceptions, then builds a sidekick that runs the task the same way every time, right in the tools you already use. When something doesn't fit, it stops and asks you. Every step is logged for review.
Hi Product Hunt! I’m Stefan, co-founder and CEO of Latch.
AI has come with a lot of big promises, and yet many of us still spend hours pointing and clicking: pulling reports, moving data between systems, checking one number against another. That kind of work looks easy to automate until you dig in and find the nuance underneath: the exceptions, the edge cases, the judgment calls nobody wrote down.
I’ve built and sold two companies, and in both, some of our most capable people lost hours every week to exactly this kind of work. I started Latch to capture the nuance and free people to focus on the work that really matters.
You show Latch how the work gets done, and it helps you see which parts are truly repeatable and where the gray areas are. The repeatable parts become sidekicks that run the same steps every time and stop to ask you when they hit a gap they can’t fill or a decision they shouldn’t make alone. The goal is to hand the tedium to a machine, so people can spend their time on the judgment calls and new ideas that move things forward.
We started with accounting teams, because few processes have more nuance than the month-end close. The capture tool is where the magic happens. As you work, it records three streams: your narration, your screen, and your clicks and keystrokes. That’s how you get a working sidekick without ever writing a prompt or opening a coding agent.
Try our free plan today. No credit card required.
One question for you: if you had one recurring task you could hand over that would be done right, how impactful would it be for you?
Excited to bring Latch to the global startup audience via this launch :)
Big fan of the team @stefankalb and @sam_voahbst and how much they care about this problem space.
Latch turns the repetitive clicking work behind month end close into "sidekicks". You just do the task once while narrating, and Latch captures your voice, your screen and your clicks, then builds a sidekick that runs those same steps every time. You don't have to waste time in becoming a prompt engineer or tweak a coding agent.
What stood out for me is how it handles the gray areas.
When a sidekick hits an exception or a judgment call, it stops and asks you instead of guessing, so your team stays in control of every decision.
They started with accounting teams, and the free plan needs no credit card.
Give it a spin and let the team know which recurring task you'd hand over first 🚀
About Latch.ai on Product Hunt
“Automate complex accounting work without a single prompt”
Latch.ai launched on Product Hunt on November 10th, 2026 and earned 0 upvotes and 4 comments, earning #3 Product of the Day. Latch is built for accountants buried in click-heavy close work. Instead of writing prompts, you do a task on screen and talk it through, including the parts no SOP captures: the three-day matching window, the rate you always override. Latch asks about the exceptions, then builds a sidekick that runs the task the same way every time, right in the tools you already use. When something doesn't fit, it stops and asks you. Every step is logged for review.
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Hi Product Hunt! I’m Stefan, co-founder and CEO of Latch.
AI has come with a lot of big promises, and yet many of us still spend hours pointing and clicking: pulling reports, moving data between systems, checking one number against another. That kind of work looks easy to automate until you dig in and find the nuance underneath: the exceptions, the edge cases, the judgment calls nobody wrote down.
I’ve built and sold two companies, and in both, some of our most capable people lost hours every week to exactly this kind of work. I started Latch to capture the nuance and free people to focus on the work that really matters.
You show Latch how the work gets done, and it helps you see which parts are truly repeatable and where the gray areas are. The repeatable parts become sidekicks that run the same steps every time and stop to ask you when they hit a gap they can’t fill or a decision they shouldn’t make alone. The goal is to hand the tedium to a machine, so people can spend their time on the judgment calls and new ideas that move things forward.
We started with accounting teams, because few processes have more nuance than the month-end close. The capture tool is where the magic happens. As you work, it records three streams: your narration, your screen, and your clicks and keystrokes. That’s how you get a working sidekick without ever writing a prompt or opening a coding agent.
Try our free plan today. No credit card required.
One question for you: if you had one recurring task you could hand over that would be done right, how impactful would it be for you?