Mobile Apps · Minimal
Sundry
A money app for someone who is the whole business. It answers one question on opening — what is actually owed to me, and what do I owe — then makes invoicing from a driveway take under a minute. It never calls a figure tax advice, and never presents a bank balance as money available to spend.
Sole Trader Bookkeeping & Invoicing
Ships in #2f5f4f
This build type is not available to order yet — controlled value pending
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Full-size inspection of this design is not available yet — controlled value pending
We would rather tell you that than show you a page missing the styling it was designed with, because you would reasonably take that for the design.
Who it suits
- Sole traders and contractors
- Trades and mobile services
- Consultants and freelancers
- Bookkeeping and BAS services
- Micro business
- Any one-person business invoicing on site
Where this design has got to
Sundry is not yet integrated with the RHIXO build system — field-test candidate.
We show you this because a design being drawn and a design being deliverable today are different things, and you are entitled to know which one you are looking at.
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