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Duesday for Business

Your Business, Organized.

Know what’s booked. Know what’s owed. Know what you’re making.

Jobs, estimates, scheduling, job costs and payments, all in one place. Built for independent contractors, tradespeople and small business owners who do the work and run the business.

Running a business is hard enough. Keeping track of it shouldn’t be another full-time job. I built Duesday after 30 years of running one: enter the numbers you already work with, and it keeps the bigger picture in view.

Know where your business stands.

The Business tab for Peters Fence Company, opening on Made in October $4,427, up $3,964.60 on September. Under it five figures reading Booked $69,389, Profit on it $23,789, Received $41,220, Still to come $35,363 and Outstanding $6,380, then ten jobs on the books and a six-week schedule with a bar for every job.
Every figure on this page is a figure in this screenshot. Nothing here is mocked up — it is the app, running, with a fence company’s month in it.

It opens on what the month has made you. Under that, what’s booked, what it’s worth, what’s been paid and what’s still owed.

Below the figures, every job sits on one six-week schedule: what’s happening today, what’s next, where the gaps are.

10 jobs on the books.
50 days of work.
Booked to December 1.

No reports to run. Open it, look at it, and you know.

Every job, from estimate to payment.

A job ticket: Shannon back yard, $2,784, profit $1,464 at 53 per cent, starting tomorrow for seven days, with start date, days, price, materials and labour, a deposit taken by check and a final still to come, the customer's phone, email and address, and a note about the gate code.
One job, with everything on it. The deposit is in, the final is not, and the ticket already knows the profit in it.

Price, start date, days, materials, labor, the deposit, progress payments, the final, the customer and your notes. All on one ticket.

And the profit on every job.

Duesday does the math while you run the business.

Your records take shape as you work.

Four tabs under the schedule — Profit & Loss, Payroll, Completed Jobs and Estimates Archive, each with its own running total — and the Completed Jobs Archive open beneath them, holding three jobs done and paid, split into 2026 and 2025 with a total against each year.
Finished work and old bids, filed by the year they belong to. A bid that comes good goes straight back across into a job.

Every estimate, every job and its costs, every payment and every payday you enter goes into your profit and loss, your payroll, and archives filed by year. When it’s time to close out the year or hand things to your accountant, the record is already there.

You weren’t doing bookkeeping.

You were just running your business.

Less paperwork. More control.

Most owners already know roughly what a job will cost. The hard part isn’t knowing the numbers. It’s keeping track of them as jobs come and go, without digging through notebooks, texts and spreadsheets to piece things together.

When you create a job, enter the price, the estimated materials and the estimated labor. Duesday keeps the running view: what’s scheduled, what customers still owe, what you’ve collected, and what each job is expected to earn.

Profit figures are estimates built from what you enter, not audited accounting records. They show where you stand now, not only at tax time.

Built for running a business. Not running an accounting department.

Duesday doesn’t replace your accountant or your tax software. It handles the day-to-day in between: the jobs, the money, the schedule, and the details that are easy to lose track of.

Spend your time running the business. Let Duesday keep it organized.

Built by someone who’s done it.

Thirty years of running a small business taught me what deserves to be on this screen, and what doesn’t.

I didn’t take big-business software and strip it down. I started with the small-business owner and built what belongs there.

No bloated CRM.
No maze of workflows.
No complicated bookkeeping.
No software jargon.
No training course.
No rebuilding your business around an app.

Simple doesn’t mean basic. The power is underneath; the simplicity is what you get.

See your business in Duesday.

Try it free for 30 days, no card needed. Then $6 a month or $49 a year. Pricing, refunds, and what happens if you stop.

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