Built for the notary who lives in their car
Notary Day exists because the most common tool in a notary's day is still a spreadsheet. We think that's absurd.
Every day, thousands of mobile notaries and loan signing agents do the same manual dance: screenshot the signing request, drop it in Google Maps, estimate the drive, multiply by the IRS mileage rate, subtract it from the fee in their head, and guess whether it fits between the last scanback and the next appointment.
That works until the day is packed. And a packed day is exactly when mistakes cost real money. Double-booked signings, routes that zig-zag across the city, signings you accept that net less than minimum wage once mileage is counted.
We built Notary Day around the one thing every other tool ignores: the scanback. After a loan signing you're locked to your location for 20–45 minutes scanning and sending documents. Account for that, and every scheduling decision gets honest.
Our goal is simple: every notary should know, before they commit, whether a signing is worth their time, and every morning should start with a day already planned around the way the job actually works.
Everything you already do manually, done automatically. Smart scheduling for full-time mobile notaries and loan signing agents.