Import your counts, generate per-recipient statements, record payments however they arrive — the billing your branch already does, finally in one tool.
Most accounting software is sold to dentists, plumbers, freelance designers — and the rest of you. Mealcounts is sold to one kind of buyer: a Meals on Wheels branch that prints monthly statements and tracks what comes back.
Mealcounts never moves money — you already have ways to get paid. However a recipient pays, you record it here in two clicks and the balance updates.
No journals, no tax forms, no chart of accounts. Mealcounts does statements and payments. Your tax accountant does taxes.
Every screen exists because a biller needed it. There's no "Reports" menu with 47 reports you'll never run, no "Estimates" tab pretending to be useful.
Drop your monthly billing export. Mealcounts matches each line to a recipient, adds anyone new automatically, flags anything ambiguous, and shows you the full staged diff before a single charge is posted.
Resolve any flagged rows, add manual line items (cooler fees, refunds, pricing corrections), and commit when it looks right. Imports are append-only, so you can always see what came from where.
Select your active recipients and generate. Mealcounts produces a QuickBooks-style statement PDF for each, plus a single merged PDF ready for batch printing. Print, mail, done.
A check in the mail, a card charged somewhere else, an ACH deposit — enter it against the statement and the balance updates on the spot. The ledger always shows who's paid, who's short, and who hasn't sent anything yet.
One list of recipients, one running balance each, and a monthly import that does the tedious part. No general ledger to learn.
See everyone you bill in a single searchable table — balances, routes, payment type, and tags at a glance. Filter down to one route or a tag like “Email Recipients,” then generate statements for exactly that group.
Outstanding balances, payments received, and revenue — each a one-click report that exports to CSV so you can reconcile against the bank, PayPal, or your meal-delivery system. Run the receivables report before every billing cycle so nothing slips through.
Open anyone to see every charge and payment in order, with a running balance. Post a payment in two clicks — and fix a mis-keyed one just as fast: edit it in place, or delete it outright if it never should have been there.
The return and recipient addresses are positioned for a standard #10 double-window envelope — the same geometry QuickBooks prints to. Fold in thirds, drop it in, seal. Nothing to measure, nothing to calibrate, no taping test prints to the window.
Mealcounts is deliberately short. Here's what it does — and what it intentionally won't try to do for you.
Every charge and payment in order, with a running balance. Open one recipient and see their whole history.
Balance-forward, detachable remittance, due date — the same shape your billers already mail.
Select 100 recipients and get a ZIP plus one merged PDF, ready to print straight to the office printer.
Record payments however they arrive — check, card, ACH, or cash — with sequential numbering that matches your deposits.
A daughter in another city covering her father's meals gets a “c/o” line and her own mailing address.
Label recipients however you bill — a route, a payer group — then generate for exactly that set.
Addresses land in the windows of a standard #10 double-window envelope. No measuring, no test prints, no setup.
Each branch is its own tenant. Share Mealcounts across a region without sharing rosters.
What it won't do: process payments · replace your accounting · plan menus · manage delivery routes. Deliberately.
We'd rather set pricing with our first branches than guess at it beforehand. Pilot branches help decide what's fair — and won't be surprised by a bill.
No card to start, no auto-renewal, no contract. When pricing is set, you'll hear it from us first and decide then.
Mealcounts is piloting with a few Meals on Wheels branches. If yours mails monthly statements and would rather not pay for full accounting software you barely use, we'd love to talk.