Know What Every Job Actually Cost You.
Every expense logged against the job it belongs to: materials, subs, dump fees, permits, fuel. So you find out which jobs make money while you can still do something about it.
You think you cleared about $3,000 on that bathroom. You don't actually know, because the costs are spread across three cards, a checkbook, and cash you handed a sub.
Everything In One Place
Materials, subs, fees, and fuel logged against the job.
Categorized For Taxes
Sorted the way your accountant needs it, all year long.
Spot The Bleeding
See the job type that keeps losing money and either reprice it or stop selling it.
Logged From The Field
Enter it at the supply house, not from a shoebox in March.
How It Works
Everything gets categorized
Materials, subs, fuel, tools, and overhead - by job where it belongs to a job.
Receipts stay attached
The scanned image lives with the expense, so nothing is a mystery line in a bank statement.
It rolls into your numbers
Expenses feed job costing, profitability, and financial reports without a spreadsheet in between.
Questions Contractors Ask
How is this different from my bank app?
Your bank knows you spent $840 at a supply house. This knows which job it was for, which is the number that tells you if you made money.
Can I separate overhead from job costs?
Yes, and you have to. Overhead spread wrongly across jobs makes good jobs look bad and bad jobs look fine.
Does it help at tax time?
Categorized expenses with receipts attached, exportable for your accountant - instead of a January weekend you dread.
Will it catch a bill I forgot?
Recurring costs are visible in one place, so subscriptions and vendor charges stop hiding.
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