We build the invoicing tool we wished we’d had.
Invofyx started with a familiar weekend: reconciling a year of freelance invoices across five currencies, ending with a working spreadsheet and a pile of questions for the accountant. The gap was obvious, and building the tool was the answer.
Every commercial tool we tried that weekend was built for domestic billing with international billing bolted on. None of them understood that for a freelancer in Manila invoicing a client in Berlin, the friction isn’t generating a PDF — it’s reconciling the money a week later at a different exchange rate than the invoice was issued at, while making sure the VAT treatment matches what the Berlin accountant expects to see.
Invofyx is the result. We’re not trying to build the next QuickBooks — we’re trying to close the gap between “I freelance internationally” and “my books look like someone who runs a business.”
What we value.
Small, by design
Focused scope over feature sprawl. The product does cross-border invoicing well rather than everything adequately.
Opinionated defaults
Software with 400 settings is software that did not decide. We decide, then we explain why.
Honest pricing
No usage cliffs, no seat-tax traps, no surprise overage bills. What you see is what you pay.
Built in public
Our roadmap, changelog, and production incidents are all public. If something breaks we tell you first.
Independent. Built with care.
Invofyx is an independent product, built from the ground up rather than assembled from a template. Every part — the invoice engine, the multi-currency ledger, the VAT logic, the AI assistant — was designed around one question: what does a freelancer billing across borders actually need?
We ship opinionated defaults and explain the reasoning. The roadmap and changelog are public. If something breaks, we say so.
Stop losing money to currency friction.
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