How it works
1. Export your payouts
Every gig platform lets you download earnings as CSV: DoorDash (Earnings → Statements), Uber/Lyft (Tax/Earnings exports), Stripe (Payments → Export), PayPal (Activity → Download), Upwork/Fiverr (transaction history). Bank deposits export from your online banking as CSV too.
2. We auto-detect the columns
The parser finds the date column and the amount/payout/net/deposit column in each file, tags the source from the filename and headers, and reads every row. Header rows are detected automatically; unparseable rows are excluded and counted (never silently dropped).
3. Deterministic aggregation (the important part)
All math runs in code: monthly totals, a contiguous month axis (so an income-free month shows as $0, not skipped), the trailing-12 trend, per-source sums, and average/median/lowest-3-month figures. A language model runs server-side only and writes only the cover paragraph — it is explicitly forbidden from stating any number not already computed.
4. Printable packet
You get an HTML page built to "Print → Save as PDF," with the self-reported labeling on every section. Attach it to your apartment, loan, or visa application alongside your source documents.
What this is NOT
- Not a verification or background check.
- Not a generated/forged document — it only restates what you upload.
- Not financial, legal, tax, or immigration advice.