Business
Invoice Maker App -InvoiceBase
Estimate and invoice generator with templates, multiple currencies, per-item tax and PDF export.
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- Developer
- Gulooloo Tech Co., Limited
- Score
- 4.8
- Downloads
- 1K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 4+
- Version
- 2.1.7
- Price
- Free
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About this app
Self-employed people and small business owners are the audience for Gulooloo's invoice maker, listed as Invoice Maker & Invoice Now, which aims to get estimates and invoices done in a few steps. Documents are built from a set of templates that the developer says is updated over time, with a live preview as fields are filled in. Estimates convert to invoices in one tap. Company logo, website, signature and terms can be added, and frequently used items and clients are saved for reuse. Tax and discounts can be applied per item or to the total, and multiple currencies, number formats and date formats are supported. Each invoice shows a clear payment status, with an overview of what's paid and what's outstanding. Finished documents export to PDF, print, or go straight out by email. The listing doesn't spell out pricing, so check in-app for what's free.
Invoice Maker App -InvoiceBase: the full guide
What the app is
Among the crowd of phone invoice generators, Gulooloo's entry (listed on the store as Invoice Maker & Invoice Now) makes its case on formatting flexibility. It handles several currencies and lets you set number and date formats to taste, useful when clients span countries.
Documents come from a template set the developer says grows over time, with a live preview updating as you type. Estimates convert in a tap, logo, signature and terms go on each document, clients and items are kept for reuse, and tax or discounts apply per line or in total. A status overview shows what's paid and what's owed. Export goes to PDF, print or email.
How it works day to day
You open a new invoice and watch the preview fill in as each field is completed, which is a small thing but cuts down the surprise of a badly laid-out PDF. Client and items come from the saved lists; the currency switches to whatever that client pays in. Once sent, the invoice appears in an overview with a payment status, and marking it paid updates the totals. Estimates get created the same way and convert when approved. With a small client list, the whole month's billing is a quarter of an hour.
Why people look for it
Freelancers with overseas clients search for an invoicing app that won't force dollars and American date formats on them, and this one advertises exactly that flexibility. The live preview also appeals to people who've been burned by ugly exports. It's a smaller name, so many will arrive by browsing the category rather than by searching the brand.
Look and feel
The live preview is the design centrepiece and a safe bet for the five-image gallery, probably as a split view of form and document. Template thumbnails and the payment-status overview make up the rest. A tidy, form-driven interface in the Business-category mould is the reasonable assumption; nothing in the listing hints at a distinctive visual identity.
