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What’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

What’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 on what you want: https://invoicely.com/ https://invoicely.com/ https://invoicematic.com/ https://invoicematic.com/ https://www.invoicesimple.com/ https://www.invoicesimple.com/

lovlar 8mo ago
thank you for the feedback, it totally makes sense to want those fetures. and yes, I've also seen that there are a lot of sites like that. 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