Steadysheet builds you a real spreadsheet for your business — job costs, materials, crew hours, whatever you're keeping on a clipboard right now. Then it keeps the thing filled in from the invoices already landing in your inbox.
"Track every job — address, customer, materials cost, labor hours, what I invoiced, and what I actually made." No columns to set up, no formulas to write.
A real Google Sheet in your own Drive, with the dropdowns, the totals, and a summary tab that adds itself up. Yours to keep, even if you cancel.
Supply invoices, material orders, job confirmations. Forward them to your sheet's address and the rows fill themselves in. Friday morning you get a summary of the week.
Contractors who are running the business out of their inbox and a spreadsheet that's held together with tape. HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, landscaping.
You already know what you should be tracking. You just don't want to spend a Sunday building it, and you shouldn't have to type in the same invoice twice.
Is this another app I have to learn? No. It's a Google Sheet. If you can open a spreadsheet, you can use it.
What if I cancel? The sheet is in your Drive and stays there. It just stops filling itself in.
Do you read my email? Only what you forward to the address we give you. We pull out the numbers, put them in your sheet, and don't keep the message.