Find where your money is leaking — and what to do about it.

“Food cost was always guesswork. The audit traced the gap between what we were invoiced and what actually arrived, and showed me which two suppliers were behind it. Two points of margin back inside a month.”

“Groceries, subscriptions, and two insurance policies we had outgrown. It found $412 a month we did not know we were spending, and we put that straight on the mortgage.”

“We ran two years of payables through it and found $38,400 a year we were quietly losing: duplicate tooling subscriptions, three freight contracts nobody had re-bid. The fix list paid for the license in the first week.”

“I thought I was frugal. Turns out I had been paying for four streaming services and a gym since 2022. An afternoon of work found about $180 a month.”

“Fuel, insurance, maintenance. The audit sorted 14 months of expense lines and flagged the surcharges we were paying twice. Clean report, and it never needed a spreadsheet of ours.”

“I wanted something I could run myself without uploading my accounts anywhere. It stays on my laptop, and it still found duplicate pharmacy charges and a card fee I had never questioned.”

“We use it as a first pass before client engagements. It surfaces the same categories a junior associate would take a week to find, and the export drops straight into our workpapers.”

“First year with a baby, our spending went sideways. The report showed us exactly where: delivery, diapers bought three times over, and one card fee we had never noticed.”

“The leakage report pointed to $61k in overtime tied to one badly scheduled line. We fixed the schedule, not the software. That is the point.”

“Between rental upkeep and my own expenses everything blurred together. Now I can see which property actually loses money each year. I only wish I had run it sooner.”

“It caught supply over-ordering and a software contract auto-renewing at last year's price. Not every finding was big, but the totals came to a full-time salary.”