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The Hedwig earnings dashboard gives you a live view of how your freelance business is performing. Rather than opening your bank app or counting invoices manually, you can see your paid revenue, pending amounts, and payment trends at a glance — and, on Pro, generate tax-ready summaries whenever you need them.

Dashboard metrics

The summary section at the top of the dashboard shows five core numbers for any time range you choose.

Paid revenue

The total amount you have actually collected — invoices and payment links that reached Paid status within the selected period.

Pending revenue

The value of invoices and active payment links that have been sent or viewed but not yet paid. These are expected future receipts.

Overdue revenue

Invoices that are past their due date and still unpaid. Hedwig flags these separately so you know where to follow up.

Net revenue

Paid revenue minus any recorded expenses for the period. A quick snapshot of your take-home.

Revenue delta

How your paid revenue this period compares to the previous equal-length period, expressed as a percentage. A positive delta means you earned more than last period.

Total expenses

The sum of any expenses you have logged in USD for the period. Expenses are converted to USD using the rate at time of entry.

Changing the time range

Use the range selector above the metrics to switch between:
  • 7 days — the last seven days
  • 30 days — the last 30 days (default)
  • 90 days — the last 90 days
  • 1 year — the last 365 days
  • Year to date — from January 1 of the current year to today
All metrics update to reflect the selected window when you change the range. The Trend chart shows your paid revenue and expenses plotted month by month for the last six months. Use this to spot seasonal patterns, notice a slow month early, or confirm that a recent push is paying off. The Breakdown section splits your revenue into:
  • By client — which clients generated the most revenue, their share of your total, and how many invoices you sent them.
  • By project — which projects contributed most to paid revenue, alongside project budget for comparison.
The Payment sources breakdown shows what proportion of your income came from invoices, payment links, and direct wallet transfers.

Payment history log

The Activity feed is a chronological list of payment-related events from the past 30 days. Each entry shows the event type (invoice paid, invoice sent, invoice overdue, payment link paid, payment link created, expense recorded), the document title, the amount, and the date. You can use this as a quick audit trail to confirm that a specific payment came through, or to see the sequence of events for a client engagement.

Monthly revenue target

You can set a monthly revenue target to give the dashboard a benchmark to measure against. When a target is set, the dashboard shows your progress toward it for the current month.
1

Open your profile

On web, click your avatar in the top-right corner and choose Profile. On mobile, go to Settings and tap your profile card at the top.
2

Enter your monthly target

Find the Monthly revenue target field and enter the USD amount you want to hit each month.
3

Save

Click or tap Save. Your dashboard will now display a progress indicator for the current calendar month.
Set a target that reflects your actual goal for the month, not a stretch figure. The dashboard uses it as a reference point for the progress bar, so an overly ambitious number will always show low progress and become easy to ignore.

Tax summary reports (Pro)

Pro users can generate structured tax summaries that group your income and expenses by month or by year — formatted for easy handoff to an accountant or for your own records.
Tax summary reports are a Pro-only feature. If you are on the Free plan, upgrade to Pro to unlock them. See Hedwig Free and Pro plans for a feature comparison.

What the tax summary includes

SectionContents
IncomeAll paid invoices and payment links, totalled by month
ExpensesAll logged expenses, categorised and converted to USD
Net incomeIncome minus expenses for the period
Client breakdownPer-client totals for the period

Generating a report

On web: Open the Earnings page and click Tax summary in the top-right area. Choose Monthly or Yearly, select the specific month or year, and click Generate. The report opens in a print-friendly layout you can save as a PDF from your browser. On mobile: Go to the Earnings tab and tap Tax summary (visible for Pro users). Choose the period and tap Export.

Exporting and downloading data

Beyond tax summaries, you can export your transaction and revenue data:
  • CSV export — available from the Payment history section on web. Exports all transactions in the selected time range to a spreadsheet-ready file.
  • PDF report — generated via the Tax summary flow, which produces a formatted document suitable for accountants or official submissions.
Exports include all payment events within the selected date range. If you need data from a period not covered by the standard range options, use the CSV export from the full transaction history, which is not range-limited.