We build the invoicing tool we wished we’d had.

Invofyx started in 2024, after the three of us — a designer in Bangalore, an engineer in Porto, and an accountant in Dublin — spent a weekend reconciling a year of freelance invoices across five currencies. We finished Sunday night with a working spreadsheet and a pile of questions for our accountants. By Tuesday we were prototyping.

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.

Two years later, we’re a bootstrapped team of seven. We have 3,200+ customers in 47 countries. 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.”