Build an invoicing app with AI. Production-ready, in one prompt.
Create professional invoices from quotes or scratch, send them to clients, record payments and chase overdue invoices with reminders. Describe it once and Atomix builds the whole app — sign-in, database, payments and hosting built in — tested in a real browser before you see it.
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Overview
Outstanding, overdue, paid this month, invoiced this month and days to pay.
Invoices
Every invoice with status, due date and balance; select to see lines and payments.
New Invoice
Pick a client, add lines, set dates and send.
Overdue
Invoices past due with days late and last reminder; send reminders.
Quotes
Estimates by status; accept and convert.
Payments
Money received by invoice, method and date.
Clients
Clients with terms and outstanding balance.
Reports
Invoiced vs paid by month, aging and top clients.
Settings
Business details, invoice template, numbering and tax rates.
Client
A customer you invoice.
namecontact nameemailaddresspayment termscurrency
Invoice
A bill sent to a client.
numberstatusissue datedue datesubtotaltax amount
LineItem
A line on an invoice or quote.
descriptionquantityunit pricetax rateamount
Quote
An estimate that can be converted into an invoice.
numbertitletotalstatusvalid until
Payment
Money received against an invoice.
referenceamountmethodnote
Owner
Creates and sends invoices, records payments.
Bookkeeper
Reconciles payments and chases overdue invoices.
Client
Views and pays their invoices.
- Sign-up and sign-in
- A real database
- Payments with Stripe or Razorpay
- Live on a link in one click
- Light and dark, phone and laptop
- Export the code (paid plans)
- BillingBill customers for what they use: billing accounts, metered usage and charges, statement runs, payment collection, credit notes and disputes.
- Expense ManagementCapture employee spend: expense reports with receipts, policy checks, manager approval, reimbursement runs and corporate card transactions.
- Accounting OperationsKeep the books: a chart of accounts, journal entries, payables and receivables, bank reconciliation and a month-end close checklist.
- Financial ReportingProduce the numbers leadership reads: profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow by period, variance commentary and a monthly report pack with sign-off.
- Budget PlanningPlan and track the budget: department budgets by line and month, scenarios, budget vs actuals, reforecasts and budget-owner submissions.
- Wealth ManagementAn advisory practice's book: client households and their accounts, holdings against target allocations, review meetings, financial goals and advisory fees.