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great job! as a bonus, it gives those interested in laravel a chance to see other packages to use for various functionality. https://github.com/hillelcoren/invoice-ninja definitely curious if this will there ever use a paid business model. i'm guessing a more robust feature set for a monthly fee?
Taking a cut of payments is another obvious one.
....I really don't want to try another invoicing app. There's already dozens, everything from heavy PayPal, to Intuit Network, to light Harvest...
Given the number short-lived web apps that appear and disappear, the about us page is becoming one of the most important. Any "about us" that doesn't mention people is an immediate close for me.
It doesn't matter if you're a one-man band, put up a picture and work out what details of your life so far will cause people to trust you.
Hi, thanks for all the great feedback (I'm the developer of the app). @matthewmacleod That's a good suggestion, we'll work on it. @lnanek2 Yes, but we're free :) @ville, Our first concern is to perfect the application, making money will come later. @peteacc. I’ll need to look into it, thanks for catching it. @photoGrant If you set the payment terms for the client it will automatically set the due date for you.
Love the inline PDF preview, and overall it's quite clean. But this is very US centric. But then again, one of my previous jobs existed only because the European subsidiary of my employer did not trust the 50 person strong US billing team to handle European invoicing in a legal way (so we built and operated our own billing system...) - billing/invoicing is tricky to internationalise right. If you want to consider mak…
In the demo you can't see that because you didn't enter your company details
Could you trim that field before validating?
I look forward to invoicepirate.com (invoicing for piracy), invoicezombie.com (invoicing for reanimating dead projects), and invoicedinosaur.com (invoicing for ancient legacy projects that should be extinct).