Chair rent and supplies
Planned: organize the day-to-day details of your business in one understandable place. US functionality still requires a separate build.
Behind the chair, you’re running a business. Your books should know it.
Planning industry-specific bookkeeping and tax guidance for Florida independent hairstylists and booth renters without employees. NorthOS is not yet available in the US. Help shape what comes next.
Planned US experience
Help shape the US launch
Two businesses. Different questions.
We’re exploring these two audiences first. Neither is a confirmed launch industry. The same complete early-access form is open to other solo businesses too.
Florida management consultants
Project income, client costs and scattered business records. Tell us where your bookkeeping loses the context.
Explore this business typeFlorida independent hairstylists
Chair rent, supplies and income from multiple channels. Tell us what is hardest to keep organized.
Explore this business typeWhat is NorthOS planning for the US?
NorthOS is exploring industry-specific bookkeeping and tax guidance for US sole proprietors and solo owners without employees. This is an early demand test before a US compliance build.
The goal is clearer business records and guidance that understands your type of work, rather than treating every solo business as the same ledger.
Who is the US edition for?
- US sole proprietors and solo owners
- Businesses without employees
- Owners using spreadsheets or bookkeeping software
- Industry-specific needs still being researched
- Other business types can describe their work in the form
Built around the work you actually do
Your industry should add context to your books: the income you earn, the costs you track and the questions you want to ask at tax time.
US functionality is not available yet. We are selecting launch industries and researching the needs of owners in different states. Payroll is outside this initial scope.
You run the business. Help us build the books.
Industry-specific bookkeeping and tax guidance for US solo owners is the direction. Your experience will help us decide what to build first.
Step 1
Tell us how your chair runs
Tell us your business type, state, current software and biggest tax headache. No tax documents or financial identifiers are needed.
Step 2
Bring salon work into focus
Help us understand which records, workflows and questions matter in your industry. Launch industries are still being selected.
Step 3
Shape the US edition
Express interest in launch updates or a possible pilot. There is no launch date, public price or promise of availability.
Income across channels
Planned: connect bookkeeping to the questions owners in your line of work actually ask. No deduction or tax outcome is guaranteed.
Florida solo-owner research
We ask for your US state so we can understand demand and research local needs. No state compliance support is currently promised.
A clearer view of your work
Planned: make it easier to understand business activity without reconstructing everything from scattered notes.
A better handoff to your tax professional
Planned: help you bring organized records to your tax professional. This page does not calculate or provide personal tax advice.
Built for a business of one
The initial audience is solo owners without employees. Payroll is outside this first scope.
What would make your books feel clearer?
How do I keep chair rent, supplies and business purchases organized?
Records that fit salon work
How do I bring different income channels into one clear view?
A question for the US build
US launch research
Help choose what NorthOS builds first.
Tell us the business you run and the part of tax time that feels hardest. Your experience can help shape the US edition.
- Your industry and US state
- Your current bookkeeping workflow
- Your biggest tax headache
US early access
Industry selection in progress
Ready for books built around your business?
Join US early accessBusiness Essentials
A US edition starts with the realities of running your own business. These are research topics, not currently available US features.
Know your business type
Describe the work you actually do. A broad label like consultant may not tell the whole story.
Keep the industry context
Different businesses need different records and guidance. Help us understand which details matter for yours.
Bring your questions
Tell us what is unclear in your current bookkeeping or tax workflow. Please leave out private financial records.
Help shape NorthOS US
One form. Your business context.
The shared form asks for email, business type, US state, current software and your biggest tax headache. Paid-pilot interest is optional and nonbinding. You can edit the Florida and industry prefills.
Continue to the full signup formUS access is not available yet. Share your interest through the full form.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is NorthOS available in the US?
Not yet. This page tests demand before a US compliance build. There is no public launch date or promise of availability.
Who is this first US edition for?
US sole proprietors and solo owners without employees. Payroll is outside the initial scope. You can describe your business in the shared form.
Which industries will launch first?
We are selecting launch industries. Florida management consultants and independent hairstylists are two audiences being explored, rather than confirmed launch commitments.
Does this page calculate my taxes?
No. The dashboard is a clearly marked planned-experience preview. There are no live US tax calculations, filing services or guaranteed deductions.
What does paid-pilot interest mean?
It is an optional, nonbinding expression of interest. It does not make a payment, reserve a place or commit you to buying anything.
Which industry codes are used?
United States NAICS, 2022 edition, verified against the US Census Bureau manual. Management consulting uses the narrower 541611 description, not all consulting. Beauty Salons is 812112. A selection is unconfirmed; other/free-text businesses remain unmapped. Canadian codes are not reused.
US launch research
Your industry should help shape the US edition.
We are listening before building US compliance. Tell us the work you do and the questions your current software leaves unanswered. Your input will help match industry support to real business needs.
Explore US early accessWhy industry context matters
Running your own business means doing the work and keeping track of everything around it. NorthOS is exploring a US edition that understands those day-to-day differences. We want to learn what owners need before choosing launch industries or building US compliance.
Early interest. No commitment.
Tell us what would help your business. No public price or launch timing has been set.
Pilot interest is optional. No payment is collected.
US EDITION
Launch updates
Coming soon
Availability still being researched- Tell us your business type
- Share your US state
- Describe your current workflow
- Help identify tax-time questions
- Receive launch updates if you opt in
NONBINDING
Possible early-access pilot
Optional
No payment or purchase commitment- Express interest in a paid pilot
- Help shape industry priorities
- No payment or commitment
- Details would be shared later
Knowledge Base
US early-access glossary
A few terms used in this US launch research. This is product research, not personal tax advice.
US solo owner
US researchFor this first audience, a sole proprietor or solo business owner operating without employees. Payroll is outside scope.
Learn MoreUS NAICS 2022
US researchThe United States 2022 North American Industry Classification System. Jurisdiction and edition are stored explicitly; Canadian mappings are never silently reused.
Learn MoreIndustry selection
US researchA business-type selection helps us understand demand. It is not a professional classification determination or a confirmed launch industry.
Learn MoreEarly-access pilot
US researchAn optional opportunity that may be offered later. Checking the pilot box expresses interest only and makes no payment or commitment.
Learn MoreComing soon
US researchNorthOS US is not available yet. Launch industries, timing and US functionality are still being researched.
Learn MoreUS coming soon