Yes. Most expense trackers only tell you what you spent — they never see your income, so they can't show profit. ExpenseBot tracks both sides of the ledger and gives freelancers and the self-employed a live profit-and-loss picture.
Track income too: ExpenseBot logs income automatically alongside the expenses it captures from Gmail — money from Stripe, PayPal, invoices, and cash you add yourself. Both halves fill in without data entry: receipts flow in from your inbox, payments flow in from your income sources.
Live P&L by month and by client: With both sides captured, ExpenseBot shows profit that updates as you work — by month (the shape of your year) and by client (which work is actually worth it). The per-tag P&L is live.
You own the data: Your P&L lives as clean Google Sheets in your own Google Drive — not a black-box dashboard behind a login. You can open it without ExpenseBot, export it, and keep it if you ever leave.
Tax-ready: Because income and expenses are already captured and categorized, you have the raw material for a proper profit-and-loss statement at year-end. Export to QuickBooks Online, Xero, or Sage, or hand the sheet to your accountant (accountants use ExpenseBot free).
What it does not do: ExpenseBot shows where you actually stand right now — real income and real expenses tallied into profit. It does not forecast or project future cash. It's a clear picture of what has happened, not a projection of what might.
See also: Profit & Loss for Freelancers | Income & Expense Tracker | Profit by Client