Cash flow, receivables aging, bookkeeping and P&L, bills, and budget vs actuals. Trade-agnostic, so they work whether you pour concrete or fill teeth. Each one is a single Google Sheet you copy into your own Drive, run from its own menu, and own outright.
They refuse to print a confident wrong answer. That sounds like a small thing until the wrong answer is the one you act on.
An invoice with 60-day terms is not 45 days late on day 45.
In March you are measured against March, not told you are 70% under budget for a year that has not happened yet.
Tax money is sitting in your account, and it is not yours. The forecast does not count a penny of it as runway.
Not 0%, and not infinity per cent. Something you never budgeted for has no variance to report, and the page says so.
When you are not burning cash there is no runway figure to give. The card says that in words rather than printing 0.0 months.
If it no longer agrees with the two ledgers underneath it, that is said on the page, not buried in a cell you never look at.
You press it, Google makes your own copy, and it is yours. Nothing is pasted into Apps Script.
Nine to eleven pages depending on the tool. Fifty-one pages across all five.
No add-on, no extension, nothing to install. It is there the first time you open your copy.
The script can see the spreadsheet you copied and nothing else. Not your mail, not the rest of your Drive, and nothing is sent back here.
No subscription. It keeps working whether or not this shop still exists.
Bought one at a time they come to $104.95. That is $54.96 saved, 52% off, for the five files together with all 51 pages of manual.
Five separate workbooks, not five tabs in one file — so you can hand the bookkeeping ledger to your bookkeeper without handing over your cash flow.
Get all fiveEvery screen on these pages is the real file, not a mockup. Cheapest first.
Start with the one whose question you asked most recently this month. If your trade needs something more specific than the money side, the industry dashboards are built for one trade at a time.
