An income tracker built for creators

One ledger for every platform you earn on

Each entry is a sale: what kind (a photo, a video, a custom piece, a bundle, a tip, a subscription, a paid message, or other), how much, which platform it came from, who bought it if you want to record that, and where it stands (requested, paid, delivered or refunded). Only paid and delivered entries count as money received, so a request you have not been paid for never inflates the total.

You name the source yourself. Bloom does not connect to your payout accounts or read your bank; it is a book you keep, which means it works for any platform, storefront, tip jar or brand deal, including ones no tool has an integration for.

Bring in what you already have

If a platform gives you a CSV export of payouts, import it. Bloom reads the amounts and dates, lets you check what it found, and adds the rows to your ledger without duplicating entries you already typed in. A cleanup tool finds mis-logged rows (for example an auto-logged sale whose buyer field is junk) so the record stays trustworthy.

From then on, logging is a few taps on your phone when a sale comes in, or a weekly import. Either way the ledger is yours: delete any row, and download everything Bloom holds about you whenever you like.

Your best-earning hours, from your own sales

Once you have logged enough sales, Bloom shows which days and three-hour windows your money actually arrives in. It uses the same model as the best-time-to-post view and the same threshold, so the “when to post” card and the “when you earn” card never disagree about the same creator. Until there are enough sales to say anything, it says so instead of guessing.

Nothing here comes from a chart of other people’s audiences. It is your sales, your hours, your time zone.

A quarterly tax estimate you can set money aside with

For creators in the United States, Bloom reads this year’s gross income and expenses from your own ledger, annualizes them, and returns a percentage to set aside, the four quarterly amounts, and the safe-harbor floor based on what you paid last year. It is an estimate for planning, not tax advice, and the numbers are only as good as the ledger behind them. A tax professional is still the person to file with.

That is the whole point of keeping income and expenses in the same app as the posts: the estimate is one tap away from the sales that drive it.

Free on every plan, and private

Income tracking, expenses, the goal, best-earning times and the tax estimate are all on the free plan and stay there. Pro ($4.99 a month) and Plus ($12.99) buy automatic X posting and a bigger media vault, not access to your own numbers. See pricing.

Your ledger is visible only to you, in your account. It is never shown on a public page or a link-in-bio, and Bloom does not sell your data or use it for advertising. The privacy policy has the detail.

What Bloom deliberately does not do: connect to banks or payout accounts, pull sales in automatically from any platform, handle non-US tax rules, or generate commentary about your earnings. It is a ledger, kept by you, next to your posts to Instagram, Facebook and Bluesky, X and TikTok.

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