Mission
Close the loops
Three words, and they mean something specific.
What a loop is
A loop is a question a shop asks itself over and over and never quite finishes answering. How many days did he work. Was that advance ever taken off. What did we pay him in March.
A loop stays open because the answer lives in two places that disagree: a register in a drawer, and somebody’s memory. Every month it costs an argument, and sometimes it costs a good worker.
What closing one means
The question stops being asked, because the answer is already written and both people can read it.
That is the whole job. It is not software for its own sake, and it is not about being modern.
The first loop
Is everyone marked, and is everyone paid. That is the loop DailyPlus closes today, and it closes it properly rather than partly.
The other five sections of the book come one at a time. Our vision page names them and says plainly that they are not built.
Start keeping your register on your phone
It is free, it works with no internet, and setting up your shop takes about three minutes.