Show HN: I created a PDF invoice generator the way I want it
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Show HN: I created a PDF invoice generator the way I want it
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#2- Automatic time reporting, very useful for consulting
- One page - very straightforward
- Ad-free
- No sign-up
- Upload existing invoices to auto-advance dates, invoice numbers, and time reporting
- Real-time preview as you edit
- Your data stays in the browser (no backend, except openstreetmap autocomplete)
- 5 different invoice types: regular, receipt, pro forma, quote, credit
- 5 different templates
- Supports complex VAT and discount scenarios
- 10 languages supported
I plan to keep it free of charge!
happy to hear feedback or feature requests
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#3Re: Show HN: I created a PDF invoice generator the way I want it
#4There are a bunch of solid options here depending on what you want: https://invoicely.com/ https://invoicematic.com/ https://www.invoicesimple.com/
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#5I tried to create a simple invoice for Spain, and it was impossible. I need to be able to add a different tax which is actually negative (-15%) but can't be done. Looks amazing, but its too rigid.
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#6What’s always been painful about invoicing for me isn’t generating the PDF. It’s everything around it. Keeping a clean record, knowing what’s been sent, what’s been paid, what’s overdue, and remembering to follow up or handle renewals. A one off invoice creator is fine, but the real value is in the repetitive workflow and the boring bookkeeping that never goes away. There are a bunch of solid options here depending o…
its tempting to implement but also comes with more complexities, which Im at this stage not that exited to hop on. I'm thinking of:
- need for a backend with login/authentication -> kills the endless scalability aspect of only having a frontend.
- there are soo many competing tools already existing. Im not sure what my moat would be.
- For me, as a freelancer with max 1 assigments per month so far, a standalone pdf-maker like this one is preferred over being locked in to a Saas product.
- in that case I would want support for e-invoices which seems a bit bureaucratic to get in place