Kronos for gig workers and freelancers.
Why a records-first app fits variable income
Gig workers, freelancers, and independent contractors earn from multiple payers and platforms. The recordkeeping job behind that income, keeping payer, date, gross, fees, and net connected to source documents, is what tax time and dispute response depend on. Kronos is designed around that job. Provider-dependent money movement and digital-asset features appear in the app only where the current flow enables them and names the provider, fees, timing, and protections.
By audience
- Airbnb hosts
- Amazon Flex drivers
- Caviar couriers
- cleaners
- content creators
- contractors
- DoorDash Dashers
- Etsy sellers
- freelancers
- Gopuff couriers
- graphic designers
- Grubhub couriers
- handymen
- independent contractors
- Instacart shoppers
- landscapers
- Lyft drivers
- musicians
- photographers
- Postmates couriers
- renters
- Rover sitters
- self-employed workers
- Shipt shoppers
- Spark drivers
- Taskers
- teachers
- tutors
- Uber drivers
- Uber Eats drivers
- Upwork freelancers
- Wag walkers
- writers
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General educational information only; not financial, tax, or legal advice. KronosPay LLC is a financial technology company, not a bank or lender. Banking services, where available, are provided by a partner bank. Digital assets can lose value and are not bank deposits or FDIC insured.