Make an invoice right here in your browser, or get the desktop app where the AI runs entirely on your own computer. Either way: no accounts, no database, nothing kept.
Nothing to install · No sign-up · The desktop app runs the AI privately on your own computer
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The web app is built for laptops and desktops — open it anyway, or watch the demo below.
One unedited take in the desktop app: a messy client email goes in, the AI running on that computer reads it, and a ready-to-send PDF comes out. The web app above does the same extraction with a cloud model — a few free uses a day.
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Most invoicing tools are websites that keep your client list, your rates, and your revenue on their servers. Auto Invoice Generator is a real desktop app — everything stays with you.
The desktop app keeps everything on your device. The web version processes your invoice on our server in memory and keeps nothing — no accounts, no database, no history.
In the desktop app the AI runs on your own computer — nothing is sent to any provider. The web version uses a cloud model to read your document, then forgets it.
Write, preview, and export invoices with the internet switched off. Internet is only needed to download the app, the optional AI model, and to activate a license.
Three ways to fill an invoice without typing it field by field — all powered by local models, all optional.
Drop in a contract, email thread, or work summary — the AI reads it and builds the whole invoice: parties, line items, dates, notes. You review, then export.
AI Fill All walks you through a short interview — who's billing, who's paying, what was done — and populates the form as you answer. Every step is skippable.
Polish your notes, draft payment terms, or ask billing questions in the built-in chat — answered on your machine, not in someone's data center.
Slate, Classic, Ink, and Ledger — each a professionally set US-Letter design with embedded typography, rendered to pixel-perfect PDF. Add service dates with optional per-day hours, tax, and any currency (including your own custom code).
The trial is the full product for 14 days — no card, no account. Licenses arrive by email as a key you paste into the app.
Your license key arrives by email right after checkout — paste it into Settings → License. Prefer to try first? Download the free 14-day trial.
Two honest answers. The desktop app is a local program: invoices, clients, and settings stay on your computer and the AI runs on your own processor — its only network calls are the optional model download, license activation, and update checks. The web version has to process your invoice on our server to render the PDF and run the AI, but it is stateless: nothing you enter is stored, logged, or kept after the response is sent. There are no accounts and no database.
In the desktop app, no: it runs open-weights models (Qwen, IBM Granite) locally through llama.cpp — download a model once and AI works with the network unplugged, with no per-use cost. The web version uses a cloud model (a few free extractions a day; more with a license). Either way, AI can make mistakes, so you're always asked to review the invoice before sending it.
Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit) today. A macOS version (Apple Silicon) is finished and being prepared for release. AI features are optional and run best with 8 GB of RAM or more; invoicing itself runs on nearly anything.
Everything. Every template, unlimited invoices, PDF export, and the full AI assistant for 14 days — no account or card required. After the trial, exports carry a watermark and AI pauses until a license is activated.
After purchase you receive a license key by email. Paste it into Settings → License and you're activated. You can deactivate a device anytime to move your license to a new machine. No always-online requirement — the app checks the license periodically and tolerates being offline for weeks.
The installer and every executable inside it are code-signed by a Microsoft-verified publisher through the Trusted Signing program, and the SHA-256 checksum is published below. Windows SmartScreen may show a notice for the first days of a new release while download reputation builds — the publisher name confirms it's genuine.
14-day money-back guarantee on all purchases, no questions asked. See the refund policy.
Version 0.1.0 for Windows 10/11 (64-bit) · 56 MB
Free 14-day trial with every feature included.