u/Low_Substance6044

Hi everyone I´m back with good and bad news, as I told you before I´m from Colombia and I´m coding my first Saas, Freeledger is a tracking of incomes by client, expenses and calculate taxes, specially focused on freelancers but whoever can use this for their personal or business uses, right now, I get everything ready for the launch but the most difficult part is get people interested in my projects (clients), if someone can give some tips to improve my revenue in a future or find people interested in my Saas I´m all ears!

I´d appreciate your comments and experiences.

Hey everyone,
Me and my friends have been freelancing for a few months now and I'm struggling with something that seems basic but is surprisingly hard: knowing how much money is actually mine at the end of each month.
Right now I´m doing this manually because we couldn´t fine a good tool to do this automatically.
Some tools are not designed for irregular incomes.

I would like to know how do you guys handle this? Specifically:

- How do you separate business vs personal expenses?
- How do you calculate how much to set aside for taxes each month?
- Do you have a system to know your "real" take-home number after everything?

I´m all ears and I look forward for your comments.

Appreciate your answers!

Hey Saas Community,

I´m a SE student building a financial tool called Freeledger. The idea came from watching a freelancer friend tracking her incomes, expenses and taxes manually because does not have an app built for her profession.

I´ve been coding this idea since March, it´s basically a dashboard for freelancers where they can calculate their incomes by clients, separate their expenses from business and personal and calculate the taxes depending on the country/state to answer the real question that all the freelancers ask: "After expenses and taxes, how much is mine?

Actually the landing page and waitlist are open to validate the demand.

If you have any question, don´t be afraid of ask, I´m here to answer all of them.

Have a good coding guys, thanks for read my post.