Snap a receipt. Get a clean ledger. Hand your accountant a tax-ready CSV.
Built for one-man shops and small crews - plumbers, electricians, HVAC, handymen, landscapers. No accounting degree, no bank connection, no dashboard to learn.
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What v0 does - and what it doesn't
Working today
- Receipt photo capture and manual entry in seconds
- Rule-based category suggestions (e.g. "Home Depot" suggests Materials)
- Every category mapped to its IRS Schedule C line
- One-click CSV export, ready for your accountant at tax time
- Totals by month and category
Not here yet (honest list)
- No bank connections. Nothing imports itself yet - you snap or type each expense.
- No OCR. The photo is stored, but it doesn't read the amounts for you yet.
- No cloud sync. Preview data stays in this browser. Export your CSV to keep it safe.
- No invoicing, no "text a receipt" SMS, no plain-English Q&A yet.
Why not QuickBooks?
QuickBooks was built for accountants, then priced like it - $35+/month and climbing, with two decades of screens nobody in the trades asked for. Bench showed the other dead end: human bookkeepers who vanish overnight. smoney starts from the job site instead: the receipt in your pocket, the ten seconds between the truck and the next call, and a clean handoff to your accountant when it's tax time.