I built a tiny app that shows freelancers how much money they leave on the table each day

Hey everyone,
I’ve been freelancing / building online for a while, and one pattern I kept noticing (in myself and others) is not lack of skill — but lack of consistent execution.

Some days you work well.Some days you “plan to work” but end up doing almost nothing.At the end of the week, you feel busy — but income doesn’t reflect it.

Time trackers didn’t help me.They felt like admin work.Invoicing tools only mattered after the work was done.
So I built a very small app called Billd.
It’s not a time tracker.It’s a daily financial mirror.
You enter your hourly rate once.Each day you tap how many billable hours you actually worked.The app shows:

• How much you earned today• How much you could have earned• Weekly “earned vs left on the table” view

The idea is simple:Make income inconsistency visible enough that behavior changes.

I’m trying to understand:

Would you personally use something like this?

Does “money left on the table” motivate you or just create stress?

What would make this part of your daily routine?

What would make you delete it after 3 days?

Is this solving a real problem or just a personal itch?

I’m deliberately keeping it minimal (no invoicing, no client management, no complex setup).

If anyone here is freelancing / consulting / indie building, I’d really value blunt feedback before I go deeper.

Happy to share early access if you want to try it.

Thanks 🙏