Every April it's the same: a year's worth of orders and fees, sorted into IRS Schedule C categories by hand. Upload your CSVs. Hand the result to your accountant.
Join the waitlist. Early buyers lock in $29 forever — no subscription, no renewal.
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No bookkeeping software to learn. No monthly fee. Just the export your accountant actually wants.
Download the order and fee reports you already have in Etsy or Shopify. Nothing new to set up.
Upload. Every sale, fee, ad dollar and shipping cost lands in the right IRS category — computed in your browser, never uploaded.
Download the yearly income & expense sheet plus a COGS inventory template. That's the whole job.
What this is — and what it isn't. We'd rather lose a signup than sell you the wrong tool.
Your data never leaves your computer. Everything is parsed locally in your browser. No account, no server, no upload.
Sorted to real Schedule C lines. Gross receipts, advertising, supplies, shipping — the categories your accountant expects.
We don't file your taxes. This is a sorting and export tool, not tax software and not tax advice.
Not a profit tracker. Want to know which SKU makes money year-round? That's a different tool. This one exists for one season: tax time.
US only. Schedule C is the IRS form for American sole proprietors. If that's not you, this isn't your tool.
Tax software charges you every year for a job you do once a year. We don't.
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The four questions sellers always ask.
Never. You export the CSVs yourself and upload them here. We never touch your accounts.
That spreadsheet costs $97 and you still type every line yourself. We do the sorting — you upload, we categorize, you download.
No — and that's on purpose. Profit trackers answer "what did I keep?" all year. This answers one question, once a year: "what goes on my Schedule C?" Two jobs, two tools.
Schedule C gets small tweaks most years. We update the categories, and early buyers get every update free — that's the point of buying, not subscribing.