Two shapes of work. One shape of paper.
Both profiles have the same problem — paper receipts that need to become job costs — but they run different-shaped businesses. Pick the one that looks like yours.
Many short jobs, several a day
A service call, a callout, a small repair, and a supply run between most of them. Jobs measured in hours, and a buying trigger that arrives at quarter-end.
Plumbers
Three trips to the supply house before lunch, three receipts in the door pocket. Photograph each one at the counter and it lands against the right supplier and the right job before you are back in the van.
What it does for youElectricians
Photograph the wholesaler ticket before you leave the trade counter. Every reel, every breaker, every fixture lands against the right supplier and the right job.
What it does for youHVAC & refrigeration techs
A capacitor at eight, a condenser at two, a drum of refrigerant on the way back. Photograph each ticket at the counter and it is costed before the next call.
What it does for youHandymen
Handyman work is a lot of jobs and a lot of small tickets. Photograph each one at the till and it lands against the right customer without a spreadsheet.
What it does for youMobile mechanics
Pads and rotors from one counter, a battery from another, oil and filters from a third. Photograph each ticket and it lands against the right job.
What it does for youFew jobs, each running months
A dozen suppliers, several phases, and a client who will ask what the fixtures cost. The budget can go wrong quietly over weeks — which is what the burn-rate warning is for.
Home builders
A build runs months and a dozen suppliers. Photograph each delivery ticket and counter receipt as it arrives, and the cost per phase stays current without anyone typing it in.
What it does for youGeneral contractors
Running a site means paying for things from a lot of directions at once. Photograph every ticket and invoice and each one lands against the job it belongs to.
What it does for youKitchen & bathroom fitters
Kitchen and bathroom work is high-value materials and a client who will ask what each one cost. Photograph the receipts and the answer is a document, not an evening.
What it does for youFit-out contractors
Commercial fit-out runs to a date and a budget with a lot of trades on site. Photograph the tickets as they land and the cost per package stays current.
What it does for youNot for: households and lifestyle budgeting, or anyone who needs invoicing, payroll, progress billing or bank reconciliation. If you already run a full build-management platform, this is the receipt-to-cost layer underneath it, not a replacement for it.
Snap the receipt. We’ll do the rest.
Free to start, and no account needed to scan your first receipt. iOS and Android.
No bank linking · No manual entry · No spreadsheets