Professional invoices without the invoicing software.
Most free invoice sites want something from you first: an account, an email address, a trial that turns into a subscription, or your customer list sitting in someone else's database. InvoiceDesk asks for none of it. You open the page, make the document, download it and leave.
What it is
- An invoice, quote and receipt generator
- A live editor with a real, paginated document preview
- A PDF and print export that matches what you see
- A local project format you can save, reopen and reuse
What it isn't
- Bookkeeping or accounting software
- A tax filing service
- A payment processor
- A CRM or customer database
- A subscription with features behind a paywall
How it works
The whole application runs in your browser. The document you see is real HTML laid out at true page size, measured row by row and packed into pages — which is why a long invoice breaks cleanly and the PDF looks like the preview. Money is calculated in fixed-point arithmetic rather than floating-point, so totals add up to the cent.
Because there is no account, the file is the record. Save an editable copy to your device and it is yours: no export request, no lock-in, no migration if you stop using InvoiceDesk.
Who makes it
InvoiceDesk is built by Techvora, which makes small, focused browser tools that do one job well and keep your files on your own machine.
InvoiceDesk provides no tax, legal or accounting advice. What your invoice must contain, and which tax applies, is for you or your accountant to decide. Read the privacy page for exactly what is and isn't stored.