About us: who makes Factuly

Factuly is an invoicing, expenses and tax app for freelancers and companies. It runs on iPhone and on the web, with the same account on both.

Who makes it

Factuly is made by Alher Tech, a software company in Madrid. Alher Tech started in January 2025 and was founded by Alejandro and Fran, its two partners, both software engineers. Besides Factuly, they build custom software for businesses: web and mobile apps, CRM, ERP, artificial intelligence and infrastructure, in Spain and abroad.

The company's legal details are in the legal notice.

Why Factuly exists

Invoicing, keeping receipts and knowing how much to set aside for taxes eats into the time of anyone who works for themselves or runs a small company. Factuly puts the three in one app:

Invoices with numbered series, PDFs and payment status.
Expenses you record with a photo of the receipt.
A plan that tells you every day how much is yours and how much is for taxes.

We're starting with Spain, where Factuly also works out forms 303, 130 and 111 for freelancers, or 303, 202 and 200 for companies, and registers every invoice for Verifactu. Invoices, expenses and the plan work in any country and in your language.

What Factuly doesn't do

It doesn't file your taxes for you. It gets each form ready and guides you; you sign it on the Tax Agency website, or your accountant does.
It doesn't connect to your bank. It has no access to your bank login and never moves money.
It isn't tax advice. It's a tool to keep you organised. Double-check the numbers that matter.

Your data

Your data is stored on servers in the European Union, over encrypted connections. There are no ads or tracking pixels, and we don't sell your data. Delete your account and everything goes. The full story is in the privacy policy.

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