What the app does
One desktop app for the jobs and the money. The screens below are the real layouts, with sample data.
Home is the day.
Cash in, the goal, deposits, the open jobs, and what is coming up. Each job row has the next action, verb first.


A job keeps the invoice with the date.
Open a job and the stage, the invoice, and the payments are on one screen. In the sample, Ava and Noah's estimate is already the invoice. The deposit is the late piece. The next action is to send the deposit link.


Jobs, three ways.
The Jobs tab can show the same open jobs as a board, a list, or a timeline.






Money is in the same app.
Income, expenses, and tax. In the sample year, spending is listed by vendor, and tax set aside has its own ring.


Three Looks.
The Producer, The Marketer, and The Editor. Same screens. The Look changes the header, the density, where the charts sit, and the default chart.
The big number comes first, in color, on a deep band. Rows are roomy. The goal shows as a ring.


Every figure gets a chart. The charts sit on a tinted shelf under a slim header. The same jobs, with the value on each row.


A plain header, thin rings, and one lead number. It opens dark. It also has a light mode.


Widgets, periods, Edit mode.
Right-click a figure, or use the menu on it. Show it as a ring, a bar, a number, or a trend. Set the period to week, month, quarter, year, or lifetime, or a custom range.
Pin a widget if it should keep its own period. Otherwise it follows the page.
Edit mode lets you move widgets, resize them to a preset, and add or remove them. With reduced motion, they do not jiggle.




The rest of it.
- Client portal
- Couples sign, pay, and fill in their details there.
- AI
- Optional. Setup can suggest a model you download in one click. Skip it and the app still works. Bring your own model or key. Nothing is resold.
- Import
- Clients, jobs, and invoices from spreadsheets, with a mapping screen and an AI-assisted mapping option.
- On your computer
- Mac, Windows, and Linux. One-time purchase for the core product. No subscription. It still runs with the Wi-Fi off.