SlimBooks

When you were an employee, tax time meant a W-2 showed up. Nobody hands a business owner that form. SlimBooks is how self-employed service providers — consultants, freelancers, creators, developers, and single-member LLCs — make one: a tax-ready Schedule C (Form 1040) summary built from your business spending, without learning bookkeeping. HOW IT WORKS - Connect your bank securely through Plaid, or import a CSV - On mixed accounts, swipe to separate personal from business — left for personal, right for business - Categorize expenses into real Schedule C categories. SlimBooks suggests as it learns your vendors - Generate a clean report of income and expenses, ready for your accountant or your tax software WHY IT'S DIFFERENT - Purpose-built for Schedule C filers, not scaled-down business software - No accounting vocabulary required - Your bank credentials are never stored — connections run through Plaid, the same infrastructure other major financial apps use WHAT IT'S NOT SlimBooks doesn't file your return and doesn't give tax advice. It's made for people who sell services. If you also keep products in stock, turn on inventory and SlimBooks works out your cost of goods sold for the report. SlimBooks does the sorting, so your accountant bills you for expertise instead of data entry. PLANS - Manual — free. Import CSVs, categorize, and generate reports. - Autopilot — automatic sync for up to two banks, with suggested categories. $9.99 a month through the App Store, with the first month free for new subscribers. It renews monthly until you cancel, and you can cancel any time in your Apple ID subscriptions. Questions? gustavo@getslimbooks.com Privacy: https://www.getslimbooks.com/privacy Terms: https://www.getslimbooks.com/terms