Summary of what was retrieved and what remains missing for the LedgerIQ Kickstarter project (source: non-rendered Kickstarter page + ledgeriq.ai site crawl). What was successfully retrieved (from the non-rendered Kickstarter page and related public sources): - Kickstarter URL: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ledgeriq/free-ai-powered-bookkeeping-for-self-employed - Page rendering status: Kickstarter project page requires JavaScript/Cloudflare interstitial (“Just a moment…”); full project content could not be scraped from the non-rendered HTML. - Preview inference (non-rendered content + URL): LedgerIQ is running a Kickstarter for a free (or freemium) AI-powered bookkeeping tool for freelancers and self-employed users. The campaign likely highlights automated receipt/invoice OCR, transaction categorization, bank reconciliation, dashboards and tax/P&L summaries, onboarding and integrations, and security/compliance claims. - One-line description (preview): “Kickstarter preview of LedgerIQ's free AI-powered bookkeeping for freelancers and the self-employed.” - Tags observed/inferred from preview: AI bookkeeping, self-employed, Kickstarter, LedgerIQ, fintech, expense automation, freelancers Related public information retrieved from LedgerIQ’s site (ledgeriq.ai): - Product overview: AI-powered bookkeeping that automates OCR from receipts/invoices, classifies transactions, reconciles bank feeds, provides dashboards, P&L/cash flow/tax summaries, forecasting, and alerts. - Integrations: site copy mentions integration with popular accounting software (e.g., QuickBooks, Xero) in the product overview. - Security & compliance claims: encryption, access controls, and audit trails are mentioned in site copy. - Pricing page: accessible but automated scrape returned no extractable pricing plan details. - Terms of Service: ToS referenced subscription plans and billing; search metadata date shown: 2025-10-31 (metadata only; full ToS content not scraped here). - Privacy Policy: present on site; metadata date shown: 2025-03-14. - Third-party mention: a Reddit thread referenced the Kickstarter project URL in a discussion about a marketing service (BackerLatest) — thread referenced but full thread content/URL not captured here. What is missing (must be collected from the live, JS-rendered Kickstarter project page): - Campaign funding goal - Current pledged amount and percent funded - Number of backers - Campaign start and end dates (duration) - Creator name(s) and location - Full project description (campaign page text) - Reward tiers, pledge amounts, limits/availability - Shipping details (if any rewards ship) - Updates, comments, and backer feedback - Risks and challenges section as posted on Kickstarter - Media (main video, images) - Any stretch goals or milestone targets - Links or contact info provided on the Kickstarter page Notes on accuracy and constraints: - I did not fabricate any campaign metrics or reward details. All campaign-specific numeric/structured data above is intentionally missing because the Kickstarter page did not render in the automated scrape (Cloudflare/JS required). - The terms “free” or “freemium” for the product are inferred from the Kickstarter preview phrasing; the site referenced subscription plans in the ToS metadata, so pricing and plan structure remain unconfirmed until the campaign or company pricing pages are inspected directly. Next steps — how I can finish the collection (choose one option and I will proceed exactly as directed): 1) You open the Kickstarter page in a normal browser and paste the rendered page text or screenshots (or copy-paste the description/rewards). I will extract and structure all requested fields from that content immediately. 2) I attempt alternative automated approaches to fetch a rendered snapshot (for example, using a JS-rendering web-scraper or a render proxy). If you want me to attempt that, tell me to proceed and I’ll try again. Note: success depends on the environment allowing JS rendering and not being blocked by Cloudflare. 3) I search for cached/archived copies (Wayback Machine) or look for coverage/posts that quote the Kickstarter page (news, blogs, Reddit threads) to reconstruct reward tiers and funding info—this can work sometimes but may be incomplete or out of date. 4) I compile a complete product/company profile using ledgeriq.ai (features, privacy, terms, claimed pricing model, integrations) and note that Kickstarter-specific campaign metrics are unavailable until the page is accessible. If you tell me which option you prefer (1, 2, 3, or 4), I will proceed and deliver a structured, complete information set matching typical Kickstarter-collection requirements (title, subtitle, goal, pledged, backers, dates, creator, rewards list, risks, media links, and a succinct summary).