Time is the missing record
A running session timer records each period of play as it happens — the continuity and regularity that separate a business-like record from a reconstruction.
Discipline · Variance · Expected Value
Built for Slots. Written for Your Accountant.
A quiet, precise ledger for people who play slots seriously. Time each session, scan the screen, and walk away with a profit & loss statement and a tax record that holds up.
No card required · 7-day full-access trial · Records private to your account
Capture
Camera-first
Verify
Hash-sealed
Deliver
CPA-ready
Interactive product tour · Sample data
Four connected steps. Nothing is saved, purchased, or shared while you explore.
01 · Automatic capture
The camera reads the game, machine, denomination, and cash position. You confirm the read instead of typing a session.
Buffalo Gold
Machine 5531-B · $1.00
Buy-in
$1,000
Started
8:42 PM
A season, made legible · Sample data
No flashing jackpots. Just a record that explains what happened, what needs attention, and what is ready for the accountant.
0
Sealed sessions
0%
Evidence matched
0
Open exceptions
September record
Three recent outcomes
Bellagio
SEP 08 · Sealed
+$2,450
Wynn
SEP 12 · Sealed
−$980
Borgata
SEP 18 · Reviewed
+$3,120
2026 workpaper ready
184 sessions · 7 handpay flags · 211 files
Illustrative record · Not tax advice
A running session timer records each period of play as it happens — the continuity and regularity that separate a business-like record from a reconstruction.
Capture the machine screen, confirm the frame, and the machine ID, game, denomination and session yield fill themselves in. Two taps, then back to playing.
Every session is filed as a true advantage play, a perceived edge, or recreational — plus machine type and volatility — so results separate skill from story.
Handpays above the W-2G threshold are flagged the moment they happen, wins and losses stay itemised session by session, and travel, lodging and tips are captured as they occur.
From the Field
First season with a record of every session as it happened. My preparer took the export without a single follow-up question.
The true-versus-perceived edge tracking showed me two 'systems' that were just variance. Cut both, kept the plays that actually earned.
Photograph the screen and it fills itself in. I log the session before my drink arrives. A hundred and forty sessions, zero gaps in the ledger.
The honest comparison
Free apps are fine at logging. What they don't carry is the diary and supporting documentation Rev. Proc. 77-29 puts on you, or the numbers your CPA files from — and the difference shows up in April.
Machine-level auditing and the single-spin W-2G rule come standard — all winnings stay taxable whether or not a W-2G is issued
The part nobody enjoys
One handpay puts a form in your file. A year of untracked play puts you at the mercy of memory. This app keeps the record while you play, so filing season is an export instead of an excavation.
Export everything as a single file for your accountant, any time you want it.
Tax-Time Calculator
Losing trips only offset winning ones when they are written down. Set your real season below — this is what the record this app keeps could be worth at filing time.
Deductions the log documents
$6,400
Worth about $1,536 back at a 24% rate — every year you keep the log.
Estimate only · Not tax advice
CPA-Ready Exports
Everything the export contains is built the way a preparer builds a return — which is why it drops straight into a Schedule C or Form 1120-S workflow.
The CSV ledger
The PDF tax summary
Exports available on paid tiers · Not tax advice
The $2,000 Rule, Worked Through
Session total
$2,450
Largest single win
$880
Not a W-2G event
The session cleared $2,450, but no single spin reached $2,000. Nothing here is reportable as a handpay — trackers that flag the session total get this wrong.
Privacy, In Detail
Kept on your phone only
Stored on your private account
Never shared
Deleting your history
Membership
Start free. Every new account gets 7 days of full Corporate Operator access, no card required. Move up when the record-keeping starts paying for itself.
Learn the math, log the play
Every session on the record, export-ready
Every dollar on the floor accounted for — including comps
Questions, Answered
Free trackers stop at the log. This is the rest of the job: a session-by-session record kept in the contemporaneous form the IRS expects, wins and losses kept separate the way they are reported, a W-2G handpay register built on the single-win rule, expenses logged the day they happen, and an export your CPA can actually file from. The free apps count your spins. This one protects your filing position.
A W-2G event is one single win of $2,000 or more on a single spin — nothing else. A session total that climbs past $2,000 over many spins is never reportable, which is where most trackers get it wrong. That's why the scanner asks for your largest single-spin win separately from the session result: only that number can trigger the flag, and every handpay is registered the moment it happens. All winnings remain taxable whether or not a W-2G is issued.
Every session, expense and statement is private to your account and visible to no one else — not other users, not a public leaderboard, not a community pool. Screen photos, imported photos and any location you choose to attach are kept in your own private folder as evidence for your record, never shared and never sold. Location is only ever recorded when you tap to use it. Exports exist only when you generate them, and deleting a session removes it from your ledger for good.
No. Every new account gets 7 days of full top-tier access with no card required. Start on the free tier whenever you want — your records move with you.
It's a web app, which means no store approval gates your updates and nothing to install. On iPhone or Android, open it in your browser, choose Add to Home Screen, and it runs full-screen with its own icon — it behaves like a native app and your friends get in through a link, not a download.
Every account has a referral code. When someone signs up with yours, you each earn a free month of paid access. Your code is on the Plan screen once you are in.
Your sessions are private to your account and visible to no one else. This app keeps records and does not provide tax advice — bring the export to your accountant.