Boards, timers, budgets, invoices, and AI paperwork — one tool, one price you can read on the website.
The problem
Three tools that don't talk. Every seam leaks money.
Anyone who bills for time runs a tracker, a timer, and a biller — and retypes their work at every seam. We mined 145 real user complaints; the leaks below are the top three themes.
The card you drag is the hour you log is the line on the invoice. Nobody else owns this whole chain.
The architecture
Two shared layers. Profession packs on top.
A timer is a timer — shared features live in the core tiers. Anything that names a specific document, court, or regulation lives in a pack.
Payments
Every way your client wants to pay, on every invoice.
Built into every paid tier — payments revenue, not just seats.
Card
ACH / Bank
Zelle
Venmo
PayPal
Check
Every way your client wants to pay, on every invoice — plus payment plans and batch invoicing.
QuickBooks relationship
Sync, don't switch.
Trackmint replaces the work-layer tools and sends clean invoices down to the books. Your accountant keeps the ledger they already trust.
Sync, don't switch. (And one day, an optional accounting module.)
AI paperwork
Scan real documents. Get filled official forms.
The engine is built once and shared — only the output form libraries change per pack. Every AI-prepared document is reviewed and filed by the professional.
Same scan engine, contractor variant: receipt → job cost, live profitability per job.
Roadmap
One engine. A new market every release.
Each pack is a new form library on the shared engine — cheap to add, and each one opens an unserved niche.
The eight promises
The incumbents' worst habits, in writing, off the table.
Every top complaint about the tools we replace became a public promise.
public pricingno seat bundlestimers in every time planself-serve cancelfast app (<1s boards)iOS = Androidpublic API from day oneno re-gating