Say it the way you would in the van.
Invoice Acme Joinery £450 for kitchen fit. Expense £38 diesel. Mileage to Bath and back.
The minimum viable magic
One sentence in. A ready-to-check draft out.
The job is not to replace judgement. It is to kill the blank form. Earnd listens for the trade details that matter, puts them in the right place, and lets you confirm before anything goes out.
Earnd turns the sentence into clean fields.
Customer, amount, line item, category and note are pulled into the right draft before you start typing.
You check it, send it, and the tax pot moves.
The editor stays in your hands. Voice gets you to the draft; Earnd keeps the money position current.
Built for the words trades actually use.
Earnd expects messy, useful job-site language. Customers, amounts, fuel, mileage, labour and materials all belong in the sentence, because that is how the work happened.
“Bill Sarah £220 for emergency boiler callout and parts.”
Customer: SarahLine item: boiler callout and partsInvoice draft: £220.00
Typing when you are already done.
Capture the admin while the job is fresh, then clean up the draft in the editor you already trust.
Your tax pot updates with the work.
Invoices and expenses keep feeding the live position, so January is not a surprise waiting at the end of the year.
First access
Say the job once. Let Earnd line up the books.
Earnd opens to its first traders soon. Join the waitlist and you will be among the first through the door.