SUNY.app is a financial application created by SUNY SLT LLC, specifically designed for 1099 independent contractors, W-2 employees, and hybrid income earners to manage and organize multi-stream income in one place.

Is SUNY affiliated with the State University of New York (SUNY)?

No, SUNY.app is an independent financial technology mobile application developed by SUNY SLT LLC. It is completely unaffiliated with the State University of New York (SUNY) or any educational institution.

How much does SUNY cost?

SUNY offers a freemium model. SUNYlite is $0/month. SUNY+ is $7.99/month or $4.99/month billed annually ($59.88/year) and includes a 14-day free trial.

What platforms support SUNY?

SUNY is a mobile application supported on iOS and Android platforms.

Why SUNY: Built for 1099, W-2, and Hybrid Workers

THE OPERATING SYSTEM FOR INDEPENDENT WORK

Whether you earn through a paycheck, independent work, or both, SUNY brings your pay, spending, mileage, deductions, and tax estimates into one clear system.

Big-Business Clarity. Everyday-Worker Simplicity.

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No bank connection required to get started.

Independent landscaping and yard care worker

Independent real estate agent with a client

Independent construction contractor on a job site

One workforce. Three ways to earn.

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One job. One side business. One clear view.

Keep paycheck income and independent work organized without mixing the two.

Separate incomeTrack expenses + mileageSee planning estimates

Real workers. Real needs.

Every hustle is different. SUNY gets that.

From yard care to real estate, SUNY adapts to how you earn — not the other way around.

Daniela

Delivery driver

Hybrid — 1099 + W-2

"I drive for two platforms and still have a part-time job. SUNY is the only thing that handles all three."

What SUNY handles

What it is	What SUNY does
Two income types, one view	Daniela's part-time W-2 job and her delivery platform income get tracked separately but shown together, so she always knows her real total.
Multi-platform 1099 income	Payments from multiple delivery apps often arrive as separate 1099-NEC or 1099-K forms. SUNY helps her organize the income she records from each source in one place.
Mileage across platforms	Delivery mileage is logged per trip regardless of which app the job came from, at the current IRS rate.
W-2 withholding + 1099 estimates	SUNY factors in what's already being withheld from her paycheck so she doesn't over- or under-pay on her 1099 side.

See the full delivery driver tax guide →

Young landscaping worker checking his phone while on the job

Illustrative scenario

Marcus

Yard care & landscaping

1099 Independent

What SUNY handles

SUNY Helps You Stay on Top of the Work Behind the Work

From pay and spending to mileage, taxes, and recordkeeping, SUNY helps workers organize the money side of independent and everyday work.

Income tracking — every payment, every platform
Expense tracking — work costs logged and organized
Mileage logging — record trips you start in SUNY
Tax estimate support — quarterly planning built in
Deduction awareness — potential write-offs surfaced
Work record organization — organized and accessible at any time
Mixed 1099 and W-2 tracking — both streams, one view
Day-to-day money visibility — know your real number

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THE MODERN U.S. WORKFORCE

Built for 100M+ Working Americans.

While traditional financial apps focus on individual worker segments, SUNY is designed for the broader workforce earning through W-2 employment, independent work, or both.

COMPARE PRIMARY WORKER FIT

SUNY

W-2, 1099 and hybrid financial organization

100 / 100

PRIMARY FIT

QuickBooks Solopreneur

Accounting for a self-employed business of one

6 Primary Fit + 34 Potential Fit

Primary FitPotential FitOutside Primary Positioning

QuickBooks starts with a self-employed business. SUNY starts with the worker.

Worker	QuickBooks Solopreneur	SUNY
W-2 employee who does not run a business	Outside its primary self-employed positioning	Tracks and organizes their broader finances
W-2 sales representative who drives	Limited unless the worker also operates a business	Organizes pay, spending, and work mileage
Delivery or rideshare driver	Strong for self-employed accounting, mileage, and expenses	Primary fit across pay, spending, mileage, and tax estimates

W-2 employee who does not run a business

QuickBooks Solopreneur

Outside its primary self-employed positioning

SUNY

Tracks and organizes their broader finances

W-2 sales representative who drives

QuickBooks Solopreneur

Limited unless the worker also operates a business

SUNY

Organizes pay, spending, and work mileage

Delivery or rideshare driver

QuickBooks Solopreneur

Strong for self-employed accounting, mileage, and expenses

SUNY

Primary fit across pay, spending, mileage, and tax estimates

Illustrative 100-worker model based on 2026 U.S. workforce estimates. Fit classifications reflect publicly stated product positioning and features.

Your work may change. Your financial system shouldn't have to.

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KEEP MORE OF WHAT YOU EARN

Track What You've Documented This Year.

SUNY helps independent and hybrid workers organize potential deductions throughout the year—so eligible expenses and mileage are less likely to be forgotten before tax season.

The IRS requires business expense records to support any deduction claimed. IRS recordkeeping guidance.

A tracking goal, not a guaranteed tax outcome.

$10,511 tracked this year

+110%

Expenses: $5,155
Mileage: $5,356
Estimated Impact: $2,628

Example uses a 25% estimated tax rate. Your actual rate will differ.

More organized records. More financial clarity. Fewer missed opportunities.

SUNY keeps expenses, mileage and tax-planning estimates connected throughout the year.

It's never too late to make it a SUNY day.

Illustrative example only. Actual tax impact varies based on eligibility, income, filing status, applicable tax rules, and individual circumstances. SUNY organizes records and provides educational estimates; it does not guarantee deductions or tax savings. Consult a qualified tax professional before filing.

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