Track Multiple Income Streams, Stay in Control

When you earn from ride-sharing one week, food delivery the next, and a freelance project on the side, keeping track of your finances becomes a real challenge. Income is irregular, expenses blur between work and personal, and tax time can be a nightmare. Savly gives gig workers a single dashboard to see all their income, categorise work expenses, and export clean data when they need it.

All Your Gig Income in One Place

Most gig workers earn from multiple sources. You might drive for a ride-sharing platform during the week, deliver food on weekends, and pick up freelance work when it comes along. Each platform pays into different accounts at different times. Savly lets you import transactions from all of these sources via CSV or Excel, consolidating everything into one clear view.

With custom categories, you can tag income by source — making it easy to see which platform earns you the most and where your time is best spent. Over time, Savly's analytics reveal patterns in your earnings that would be impossible to spot by checking individual apps.

Separate Work Expenses from Personal Spending

When your phone is both your work tool and your personal device, and your car doubles as your delivery vehicle, it is easy for work and personal expenses to blur together. Savly's custom categories let you create clear tags for work-related costs — fuel, vehicle maintenance, phone plan, equipment, platform fees, and more.

Set up auto-category rules and Savly will automatically sort your recurring work expenses. That weekly fuel charge or monthly phone bill gets tagged without you lifting a finger. This gives you a clear picture of your true take-home pay after gig-related costs.

Be Ready for Tax Season

For gig workers, tax time often means scrambling through months of transactions trying to figure out what was a work expense and what was not. With Savly, your spending is already organised throughout the year. When you need to file, export your full transaction history to Excel or CSV with one click.

The export includes all dates, amounts, categories, and notes. Filter by category to pull only work-related transactions, and hand your accountant exactly what they need — no more late-night sorting sessions.

Plan Around Irregular Income

The biggest challenge of gig work is never knowing exactly what next month will look like. Savly's analytics help you understand your income patterns over time. See your average monthly earnings, spot your busiest and quietest periods, and use savings goals to build a buffer for slower months.

Even setting aside a small amount each busy week adds up. Savly's savings goals make that progress visible, turning irregular income from a source of stress into something you can plan around.

Pricing for Gig Workers

Savly's free tier gives you unlimited transactions, up to 4 budget categories, and 1 savings goal. That is enough to start seeing where your money goes each month.

For gig workers who need custom categories, auto-category rules, and data export, Premium is available at just £5.99 per month. No long-term commitment — cancel anytime if your situation changes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I track income from multiple gig platforms in Savly?

Yes. You can import transactions from multiple bank accounts and payment platforms via CSV or Excel. Whether you earn from ride-sharing, food delivery, freelance marketplaces, or other gig platforms, all your income appears in one dashboard. Use custom categories to tag income by source so you can see exactly how much each platform contributes.

Can I separate work expenses from personal spending?

Yes. With Custom Categories on the Premium plan, you can create dedicated tags for work-related expenses like fuel, phone bills, equipment, and platform fees. This keeps your gig expenses clearly separated from personal spending, making it easy to see your true earnings after costs.

Can I export my gig income and expenses for taxes?

Yes. Premium users can export their full transaction history to Excel and CSV formats. The export includes dates, amounts, categories, and notes — giving you or your accountant clean data to work with at tax time. Filter by category to export only work-related transactions if needed.

Does Savly handle irregular income well?

Yes. Unlike budgeting apps that assume a fixed monthly salary, Savly works with whatever income pattern you have. Import your transactions as they happen, and Savly's analytics will show you trends over time — helping you understand your average earnings and plan for slower periods.