Know what you cleared this week, not next April.

Snap the receipt, log the miles, and watch profit move as payments land. Tax time is an export your accountant can read.

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The books keep themselves.

Receipts, mileage, and a live P&L, every expense mapped to its Schedule C line. Keep QuickBooks if your accountant wants it: invoices push to it from the web app.

Profit, today

Revenue, expenses, and what you cleared, updated as the money moves. You know how the month is going while you can still do something about it.

Expenses, sorted as you go

Log the fuel, the fittings, the sub, the new drill. Pick a category and it is filed. April finds nothing to sort.

Money at a glance

This month’s revenue, the open invoices, the overdue ones, on the dashboard. Income beside expenses in Money. You can see when to push and when to hold.

QuickBooks, if you keep it

Connect it and your customers come across in a couple of clicks. When the accountant needs an invoice and its payments in QuickBooks, push it from the web app in one click. Nothing moves unless you say so.

Miles, per trip or per job

Log the drive and the deduction calculates at your per-mile rate. By December it is a number, not a guess.

Receipts from the parking lot

Photograph it at the supply house and attach it to the expense. The paper can go in the bin.

Your records, yours to keep

Download all your data any time: spreadsheets of every record, a PDF of every issued document, the signed copies, and your photos and receipts.

Tax time is an export

P&L as CSV or PDF, every expense mapped to its Schedule C line, mileage deduction included. Your accountant gets a clean file, not a shoebox.

Everything included

P&L, receipts, mileage, and tax reports. No bookkeeping add-on.

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Accounting as a plumber

  1. $85 in fittings.

    Photograph the receipt before you leave the supply house. Materials & Supplies, on its Schedule C line, before you start the truck.

  2. Fill the truck.

    $78. Snap, Vehicle & Fuel, back on the road.

  3. Yesterday's invoice, paid.

    The customer taps the link and the invoice marks itself paid. Income logged, and you did not touch a thing.

  4. 47 miles today.

    Log it. $34.50 in deductions at your per-mile rate.

  5. Open the P&L.

    Revenue up 12% from last month. Materials steady. You know you are profitable today, not three months from now.

  6. Tax time.

    Export the P&L, CSV or PDF, every line mapped to Schedule C with mileage in it. Your CPA gets a clean file, and nobody retypes a receipt.

Know your numbers before your accountant does.

$19/month for the whole crew. Every feature included. No contracts, no card to start.