Built for Canadian drivers, not complicated finances.
Supplee exists for one reason: so Uber, Lyft, and delivery drivers always know what to set aside for the CRA. No spreadsheets, no guesswork.
What Supplee is
Supplee is built for Canadian gig and rideshare workers, Uber and Lyft drivers, delivery couriers, and anyone earning self-employment income on the road. Log your earnings, mileage, and expenses, and always know what to hold back for HST, income tax, and CPP. Built by Haylo Labs Inc.
What Supplee is not
Supplee is not a filing service, not licensed tax advice, and not a replacement for a CPA in complex situations. It is the clearest picture you can get of what you owe, in plain language, before you talk to one.
Your data, protected.
Supplee runs on Supabase, with row-level security so only you can ever see your own data. We never sell your information, and you can delete your account and everything in it at any time.
Why I built Supplee
I am an accountant, and I drive.
I studied accounting, moved to Canada, and built a career as a bookkeeper and accountant. I also drive rideshare on the side. Those two things do not usually sit in the same person, and that overlap is the entire reason Supplee exists.
What I see at work
Every spring, the same conversation. Someone brings me a year of gig income and asks what they owe. The number lands badly, because it is money they earned months ago and have already spent.
It is never carelessness. When you drive, nobody withholds anything on your behalf. There is no T4, no line on a pay stub, no running total anywhere. Your payout hits your account and it feels like income. It is actually income minus a tax bill you have not calculated yet, and the difference does not become real until it is too late to do much about it.
What I see behind the wheel
I also understand why nobody fixes this themselves.
After a long shift, sitting down to work out what share of your fuel was business use is not going to happen. Neither is tracking HST on platform fees, or figuring out whether your phone bill is deductible, or keeping a mileage log the CRA would actually accept.
The tools that exist were not built for this. They were built for small businesses that send invoices, manage clients, and reconcile bank feeds. A driver has none of those things. Opening one of them means walking past ten features you will never touch to find the one number you need.
What Supplee does
One thing, properly.
You log what you earned, the kilometres you drove, and what you spent. Supplee works out what to hold back for the CRA as you go, using current federal and provincial rates, your province, and your real business use percentage from your own mileage. When it is time to file HST, the numbers are already sitting there in the right boxes.
That is the whole product. No invoicing. No client management. No bookkeeping suite. Nothing you will never use.
What it is not
Supplee is not a tax filer and I am not your accountant. It gives you an estimate built on real CRA rates and your real numbers, so you can put money aside with confidence and hand something clean to whoever files for you. For anything beyond that, talk to a professional. I would say that even if I were not one.
Why now
More people are driving than ever, and almost none of them have a way to see the tax coming. I built the tool I wanted on both sides of that: the one I wish my clients had used all year, and the one I wanted for myself on a Saturday night shift.
Boluwatife Asekunowo
Founder, Haylo Labs Inc.