Give freelance work or an online shop its own Expense Group, with its own budget, recurring tools, and reports, apart from what you spend at home. Card Rules send Apple Pay taps from your work card straight to it, and at tax time you can export a clean CSV.
Side Hustle
If you run a company with payroll and balance sheets, full accounting software makes sense. When you're freelancing, consulting, or running a small shop on the side, you mostly just need a clean list of what the work cost you.
CashJot gives your project its own ledger: logged in seconds when you buy something, totalled on its own, and exported when taxes come around. There's no bank login and no account, and everything syncs through your own iCloud.
Setting it up? Our side hustle tracking guide covers categories, recurring tools, and the year-end export.
No. CashJot is an expense log, not accounting or invoicing software. It tracks what your side work costs you during the year so you can export a clean CSV for your spreadsheet or accountant at tax time.
Yes. Each Expense Group keeps its own expenses, budgets, currencies, favourites, and merchant suggestions. Keep Daily Living for home and Side Hustle for work, and view either one (or all groups together) on any tab.
Yes, with a Card Rule. In Settings → Apple Pay Capture → Card Rules, enter the card's name as it appears in Wallet and pick your work group. With CashJot Plus, taps from that card are logged there automatically. How Apple Pay logging works.
Add the currency to the group and set the exchange rate you want to use. When you log what you paid in that currency, CashJot saves both the original amount and the converted total in your home currency. Foreign currencies are part of CashJot Plus.
Go to Settings → Export Expenses and choose Last Year, or pick custom dates for your tax year. The CSV includes a Group column, so you or your accountant can filter straight to your side work.
Your first Expense Group is free. Adding extra groups, budgets, foreign currencies, and CSV export is part of CashJot Plus.
