What it does
Sale invoice, purchase bill, estimate, sale and purchase orders, delivery challan, credit and debit notes, payments in and out, expenses. Convert an estimate or order into an invoice with one tap, and number each document type with your own prefix.
CGST + SGST or IGST is chosen from your state and the customer's state. Prices can include or exclude tax. HSN and SAC codes, cess, reverse charge and the composition scheme are all there, and GSTINs are checked as you type.
A4 or A5 PDF with your logo, signature, bank details and a UPI QR code the customer can scan to pay. Four print themes, pick the columns you want, original and duplicate copies. Share on WhatsApp with a ready message, print on any printer, or print a receipt on a Bluetooth thermal printer.
Customers and suppliers with a running balance, a ledger and a statement PDF. Credit days set due dates on their own, one tap sends a payment reminder on WhatsApp, and a payment can be applied to the exact invoices it settles.
Every bill moves stock. Products and services with sale and purchase prices, a second unit with conversion, low-stock alerts, stock adjustments, and batch, serial, MRP and expiry tracking when you need it.
Sale and purchase registers, day book, cash flow, profit & loss, balance sheet, receivable aging, stock summary, item-wise profit, GSTR-1, GSTR-2, GSTR-3B, GSTR-4 and an HSN summary. Each one exports as a PDF or a CSV that opens in Excel.
Cash in hand and any number of bank accounts, with deposits, withdrawals and transfers between them. A cheque stays open until you deposit it, so the bank balance is right on the day it clears.
The app has no internet permission at all: no account, no sign-up, no ads, no analytics. Lock it with a passcode, back it up to any folder or cloud-drive app, and bring parties and items in from a CSV sheet.
Coming soon to Google Play
Invoice Maker will be free. It carries no ads and no analytics, and it never connects to the internet — the privacy policy is short because there is nothing to collect. Figures in the app and its reports are a bookkeeping aid, not tax advice; the terms say so plainly.