The officiating ledger that belongs to you, not to an assignor

Screens

Every screen, rebuilt for the browser

1. 1

   Season

   Outstanding balance for the season, games worked, income, miles and deduction, a per-sport breakdown and who still owes you.

2. 2

   Game log

   Every game grouped by week with sport chip, level and role, payer, fee and a PAID or OWED stamp; search and filter by status.

3. 3

   Game card

   One game in full — fee, travel fee, venue mileage, days outstanding — with mark-paid by check, cash or direct deposit.

4. 4

   Log a game

   The parking-lot entry form: sport, role, level, date, payer, venue, fee (auto-filled from the preset), travel fee and paid-on-the-spot.

5. 5

   Payer ledger

   A card per assignor, league and tournament showing games and income this season and the outstanding balance.

6. 6

   The tab

   One payer's unpaid games with days outstanding, mark-all-paid, its fee schedule and the paid history.

7. 7

   Venues

   Every field, gym and diamond with its round-trip miles, games logged there and accumulated mileage.

8. 8

   Fee schedules

   What each payer gives by sport, role and level, grouped by assignor.

9. 9

   Season taxes

   Gross income by payer, mileage deduction at your standard rate, and net after mileage for any season.

10. 10

    Season export

    A preview of the Schedule C report with an optional game-by-game section, ready to download as CSV.

11. 11

    Settings

    Mileage rate, default level, shortcuts to fee schedules and venues, backup export, sample data and erase.

Try it with sample data: Loads four payers (two assignors, a youth league and a cash tournament), five venues with round-trip miles, eight fee presets and seventeen games across the last six weeks — some paid by check, cash or direct deposit, some still on the tab. You can start fresh at any time.