The sub teaching day and pay ledger you own — now in any browser

Screens

Every screen, rebuilt for the browser

1. 1

   Day Log

   Month earned, next payday, and every logged assignment grouped by week as index cards.

2. 2

   Day detail

   One assignment in full: school, class, job number, district rate, tax status and pay status.

3. 3

   Log a day

   Date, district, school, day type and job confirmation number — the rate auto-fills from the district.

4. 4

   Paydays

   Checks that need reconciling, upcoming pay dates and everything already squared, with the running shortfall.

5. 5

   Reconcile a check

   Expected versus received for one pay period, with every logged day and job number listed underneath.

6. 6

   Districts & agencies

   Every district and agency with its rates, tax status and pay schedule.

7. 7

   District setup

   Half, full and long-term rates, W-2 or 1099, pay schedule and a colour mark.

8. 8

   Pay calendar

   Upcoming pay dates for one district and every pay period already on record.

9. 9

   Schools

   Favourites, the ones you have worked once or twice, and the ones you decline.

10. 10

    School notes

    Rating, flag, parking, check-in and every day you have worked there.

11. 11

    Edit school

    Name, district, star rating, favourite or avoid flag and the three field notes.

12. 12

    Earnings dashboard

    Month and school-year totals, day mix, busiest districts and the W-2 versus 1099 split.

13. 13

    Year-end export

    Per-district calendar-year totals plus CSV, summary sheet and full backup downloads.

14. 14

    Settings

    School-year start month, default day type, job-number display, backup, sample data and erase.

Try it with sample data: Loads four districts and agencies, eight schools with parking and check-in notes, twenty-two logged days across six weeks, and five paychecks — one matched to the cent, one short by a missing day, three still pending. You can start fresh at any time.