Crypto has a way of living in its own corner of your finances. You hold some Bitcoin, a little Ethereum, maybe a handful of other coins — and to see what any of it is worth, you open a separate app or exchange, or you keep a spreadsheet you update when you remember to. Meanwhile your actual books live somewhere else entirely. AerosBooks closes that gap with a crypto tracker built right in, so your holdings sit alongside the rest of your financial picture instead of in a tab you forget about.
Most small-business accounting tools don't touch crypto at all. AerosBooks does — and here's exactly what it does and, just as importantly, what it doesn't.
The short version
AerosBooks includes a built-in crypto tracker: add the coins you hold, enter how much, and see live prices, each holding's value, your total portfolio value, allocation, and price charts — all in the same place as your books. It's a visibility tool that tracks holdings and value, not a cost-basis or capital-gains tax calculator.
Why crypto belongs next to your books
If you're self-employed and you also hold crypto, your money is already split across enough places. Bank accounts, cards, invoices, expenses — and then crypto off on its own. Pulling it into the same tool you use for your business books means one fewer thing to chase down, and a clearer sense of your overall position at any given moment. You don't have to log into an exchange or refresh a spreadsheet to answer a simple question: what's it worth right now?
What the crypto tracker does
The tracker is a straightforward portfolio view. In practice you can:
- Add any of thousands of coins. Search by name or ticker — Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a long list beyond them — and add it to your holdings.
- Record what you hold. Enter the quantity of each coin, and AerosBooks tracks it as part of your portfolio.
- See live market prices. Prices update from live market data, with a refresh on demand, so each coin's value reflects the current market rather than a number you typed in last month.
- Watch your portfolio value. Each holding shows its current value, and the tracker totals everything into a single portfolio figure.
- Understand your mix. An allocation view shows how your portfolio is split across coins, so you can see at a glance where you're concentrated.
- Check the market. See 24-hour price movement and market cap, plus price charts over 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, and a year.
- Keep it current. Edit quantities or remove a coin as your holdings change.
How it works
It's deliberately simple. You search for a coin and add it, tell AerosBooks how much of it you hold, and the tracker pulls live prices to show that holding's value, fold it into your total portfolio, and chart its recent performance. Refresh whenever you want an up-to-the-minute number. Because you enter your holdings yourself, the tracker reflects exactly what you tell it you own — it isn't automatically synced from an exchange or wallet, so when you buy or sell, you update the quantity to keep it accurate.
What it doesn't do — so there are no surprises
We'd rather be clear than oversell, so here's the honest boundary. The crypto tracker is built for visibility: holdings, live value, allocation, and price history. It is not a crypto tax tool. It doesn't calculate cost basis, track buy and sell lots, or compute capital gains and losses on disposals. If you actively trade and need to report gains at tax time, you'll still want proper transaction records or a dedicated crypto-tax service, and your accountant in the loop.
Two more things worth stating plainly: AerosBooks never holds, moves, or has custody of your crypto — the tracker only displays information about coins you tell it you own. And the prices it shows come from a third-party market data source for informational purposes; they're a reference point, not a brokerage quote.
Who it's for
This is for the solopreneur, freelancer, or small-business owner who happens to hold some crypto and wants it in the same place as everything else — a quick, honest read on what they're holding and what it's worth, without a second app. If you're a high-volume trader who needs lot-level tax accounting, the tracker isn't trying to be that. For most people who simply own crypto and want to keep an eye on it, it does the job and keeps your whole financial picture under one roof.
The bottom line
Crypto is part of a lot of people's finances now, and pretending it isn't just sends you back to spreadsheets and exchange logins. AerosBooks treats it as what it is — another piece of your financial picture — and gives you a clean, live view of it next to your books. No custody, no hype, no cost-basis claims it can't back up. Just your holdings, their value, and where they fit.
AerosBooks is $1 for 45 days of full access, then $228 a year — crypto tracker and the full bookkeeping toolkit included, with your data kept private and never sold.
The crypto tracker is for informational purposes and is not tax, investment, or financial advice. Market data is provided by a third-party source. For crypto tax reporting, consult a qualified professional.
