- Hours that bill themselves
- Tracked time becomes invoice lines at the client's rate, rounded up to 15 minutes, and reads as “1 h 30 min”, not “1.5”.
- A page, not an attachment
- Your client gets a link that opens anywhere, no account needed: the amount, what it's for, and your account number one tap from their bank app.
- Email or WhatsApp
- Send it by email from your business name, with the PDF attached and replies coming to you. Or share the link wherever you talk to the client.
- “Viewed” means viewed
- The invoice turns Viewed when your client first opens it, not when you check it yourself. No more “did you get my invoice?”.
- Your name on it
- Your logo or a badge in your colour, your business name, and how to pay you, on the page, the PDF and the email.
- Money that adds up
- Amounts are kept in whole kobo and cents, never fractions, so a total on your phone matches the page your client sees, to the last kobo.
- On your laptop too
- The same account on the web: clients, the timer and invoices, and what you're owed at a glance. On an iPhone, add it to your home screen.