Imagine spending weeks working on a client's project, delivering quality work, and then struggling to get paid because your invoicing process is disorganised. You can't remember what the client has paid, how much is outstanding, or where you saved that invoice you created months ago. You start searching through WhatsApp chats, bank statements, and old files just to piece everything together. Now imagine a potential client asking for a professional invoice, and you have to create one from scratch or send your account number instead. These things might seem small, but they can affect how clients perceive your business, how you manage your money, and how much time you spend on administrative work instead of growing your business. For freelancers, business owners, and agencies, invoicing shouldn't be this stressful. That's why Invoiss is coming. We're working towards making invoicing simpler, helping you create professional invoices, keep track of payments, and stay organised without all the unnecessary back and forth. If you've ever thought there should be an easier way to manage your invoices, you're not alone. Something big is coming, and you can be among the first to experience it. Join the Invoiss waitlist: invoisswaitlist.thesoftwareh…

This client reached out around June to build a headless Shopify store. He’s a very busy man, so he goes on and off. At one point, he disappeared for about 3 months, so a project that was supposed to take 2–4 weeks has stretched to almost 6 months. The funny part is, the last time he asked me how much he still owed, I genuinely had no clue 😭 He had already paid twice, I couldn’t remember the original quote, and I had to dig through old WhatsApp chats and my bank statement just to piece everything together. That’s exactly why Invoiss by @abbeydeveloper makes sense to me. Since the whole conversation with the client is already happening on WhatsApp, I can manage the invoicing there too with their WhatsApp AI. Create the invoice, track payment milestones, record what has been paid, see what’s still outstanding and come back months later without searching through old chats or bank transactions. That’s the kind of automation I actually find useful. It removes a problem I’ve already experienced myself.