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Use case · Track several side hustles at once

Track Multiple Side Hustles in One Dashboard

Four side hustles, one honest profit number each.

Hustlay lets you track multiple side hustles in one dashboard, each with its own profit. Most people with more than one income stream know their total. Almost nobody knows which stream is carrying the others. Hustlay gives each hustle its own P&L, so the answer is on screen, not in your head.

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Projects overview with four side hustles and their profit and margin
Why this is hard today
01Your bank shows one balance. It can't tell you the Etsy shop lost money while the newsletter quietly made rent.
02The $20 Canva plan is used by three hustles. Whichever one you booked it against looks worse than it is.
03You can't compare hustles by effort, because nobody logs hours in a spreadsheet for long.
How you do it in Hustlay
01

One project per hustle

Create a project for each stream — the shop, the channel, the freelance work, even the day job if you want the full picture. Give it an emoji, a type, optionally a budget.

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Projects overview with four side hustles and their profit and margin
02

Log what happens, where it belongs

Payouts, sales, software, supplies — each entry lands in its project. Shared tools get split by percentage so no hustle carries the others' costs.

Mobile transaction list with tags and categories
03

Rank them by profit, not revenue

The dashboard sorts your hustles by real profit and shows the trend over six months. Archive the one that never earns; double down on the one that does.

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Dashboard ranking four projects by profit
Worked example

Which hustle to drop

Alex runs freelance web dev, a small SaaS, an AdSense directory site and a YouTube channel. The $92 server bill and GitHub plan are shared.

Freelance web dev — profit$2,224
SaaS — profit (after 50% of hosting)$170
Directory site — profit (after 30% of hosting)−$62
YouTube — profit$582
Hours logged this month44 h freelance · 24 h SaaS · 48 h YouTube
Profit per hour — freelance$50.5 /h
Profit per hour — YouTube$12.1 /h

Revenue says YouTube is the exciting one. Profit per hour says the freelance work pays four times better, and the directory needs either more traffic or a cheaper server. That's a decision you can act on this week.

Questions
Does the Free plan cover several hustles?

Free covers one project. Pro covers ten, Max twenty. Most people with 2–4 hustles are on Pro, which is $9.99/month billed yearly.

Can I include my day job?

Yes — set the project type to 'employment'. It skips budgets and shows up in totals, so your dashboard reflects your whole financial month.

What if a hustle dies?

Archive the project. Its history stays in reports; it just stops cluttering the dashboard.

Related use cases
✂️Split one bill across projectsServer, Adobe, ads — paid once, used by three projects. Allocate it by % and every P&L tells the truth.Read 🎬YouTube channel as a businessAdSense, sponsors, editor and gear — find out what a video really earns per hour of work.Read 💻Profit per client, not revenue per clientRetainers, projects, hourly — see what each client actually leaves you after tools, travel and hours.Read
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Find your real hourly rate tonight.

Add your projects, log this month's income and the bills you share, and you'll know which hustle to double down on before you go to bed.

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