convoinvoice is an invoicing tool built by one person who was tired of software that demanded more than it gave. This is the story — and the small set of beliefs — behind it.
The most honest origin story we can tell you: convoinvoice exists because invoicing was the worst part of every freelancer's week, and somebody had to do something about it.
For years, the same complaint kept coming up in conversations with friends, coworkers, anyone who'd ever sent a freelance invoice. It shouldn't take this long. Why is there a wizard for this? Tools were either spreadsheet-grade and ugly, or enterprise-grade and overwhelming. Nothing felt designed for the actual moment: you finished a job, you wanted to bill for it, and you wanted to move on with your day.
So in 2026, in stolen evenings and a couple of unreasonable weekends, convoinvoice started taking shape. The first version was barely more than a chat box and a PDF generator. People used it. People kept using it. That seemed like a sign worth following.
Today, convoinvoice is still small — one founder, a few contractors, and a quietly growing community of independents who'd rather work than wrangle. We have no investors to please, no growth targets to hit. We have users we like, and a product we're proud of. For now, that's enough.
Quiet when you don't need it. Sharp when you do. Never in the way. We measure success by what we don't add, not what we ship.
If a feature doesn't save you minutes or spare you a decision, it doesn't earn its place. We delete more than we build.
No lock-in, no exit interviews, no algorithm hoarding what's yours. Export everything in one click, any time, forever.
Majid has spent the better part of a decade designing the unglamorous corners of software — the forms, the dashboards, the settings screens, the moments where people quietly want to throw their laptops out a window. After freelancing on the side for years, he found himself dreading the part he should have loved: sending the bill. Every tool felt built for an accounting department he didn't have, with twelve required fields and three onboarding steps for a job he could describe in a single sentence. So in early 2026, between client projects and far too much coffee, he started building convoinvoice — the invoicing tool he wished existed. His north star is simple: software should feel like a good pen. Quiet when you don't need it. Sharp when you do. Never in the way. When he's not shipping code, he's writing essays on craft and slow software, hand-binding small books for friends, walking his parents' aging beagle through the lanes of his neighbourhood, and gently convincing skeptics that minimalism isn't about subtraction for its own sake — it's about respect for the person on the other side of the screen.
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