problem: paper chaos
Less paperwork
Nobody enjoys paperwork, and it usually happens in the evening or at the weekend. A few digital building blocks make most of it disappear — without turning you into an administrator.
The typical evening after work
- Sorting notes and receipts out of the van.
- Reconstructing hours from memory.
- Rebuilding quotes in Word.
- Collecting everything for the accountant at month end.
How it becomes routine
Capture things where they happen — instead of afterwards at a desk.
Photograph receipts instantly
Take a photo, pick a category, done. The receipt lands on the right job.
Track hours on the go
Start and stop on your phone. At month end the report is already finished.
Quotes from building blocks
Reuse text blocks and prices instead of writing everything from scratch.
Accountant export
One click at month end — all invoices and receipts neatly sorted.
What changes immediately
- No more searching for notes
- Invoices go out earlier, so money arrives earlier
- Your hours are correct because they're captured instantly
- Your accountant asks fewer questions
- Your evenings stay your evenings
Frequently asked questions
- I do everything on paper. Is switching a lot of work?
- We switch one area at a time, usually time tracking first. After one or two weeks it's a habit.
- Do I need new devices?
- No. Your existing phone and a computer or tablet are enough.
- Is this legally acceptable?
- Digital receipts and invoices are allowed when archived unalterably — that's exactly how the solution is built.
More answers in the FAQ.
Let's free up your evenings
Tell me what piles up after hours. I'll show you how it gets done during the day instead.
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