Make the invoice. Get back to work.
Create professional invoices and estimates from your iPhone in under a minute — without setting up an accounting system.
Unlimited invoices. No payment-processing cut. Your records stay yours.
The whole idea
You don’t need accounting software to send an invoice.
Most invoicing tools are accounting platforms with an invoice feature attached. Before you can bill anyone, you are setting up a chart of accounts, connecting a bank feed, and deciding how you feel about accrual basis.
But a lot of independent work only ever needs three things:
- Select a customer
- Add what you did
- Send the invoice
Invoice Tiger is built around exactly that, and stops there. It is a tool for making a document and sending it, which is the part you actually needed.
How it works
Three steps. That’s the whole app.
Pick your customer
Invoice Tiger remembers everyone you have invoiced before. Choose a name, or add a new one in a few seconds.
Add the work
Services, quantities, prices, tax, notes, and your payment instructions. Totals update as you go.
Send it
Generate a polished PDF and share it however you already talk to your customer — mail, messages, whatever you use. Invoice sent. Claws crossed.
Features
Everything you need. Nothing you don’t.
Invoices in under a minute
Built around speed, not accounting workflows. Open the app, bill the job, close the app.
Estimates too
Quote the job first with the same lightweight workflow, then invoice it when the work is done.
Customers remembered
Enter someone once and reuse them forever. Repeat customers take one tap.
Professional PDFs
Clean, well-laid-out documents you will be comfortable sending to a client.
Everything on your iPhone
Search your whole history by customer or number. No web dashboard to log into.
Your records stay yours
Durable, exportable documents — not important paperwork locked behind an account.
Scope
Just invoicing. That’s the point.
You don’t need payroll, inventory management, bank feeds, or a bookkeeping dashboard just to ask a customer to pay you. Invoice Tiger does the invoicing part exceptionally well and leaves the rest alone.
What it does
- Invoices
- Estimates
- Saved customers
- Taxes and discounts
- Payment instructions
- PDF export and sharing
What it deliberately doesn’t
- Payroll
- Inventory management
- Bank feeds and reconciliation
- Bookkeeping dashboards
- Tax filing
- Fifteen setup screens
What it costs you per invoice
Keep what your customer pays you.
Invoice Tiger helps you create and send the invoice. It doesn’t route your customer’s payment, and it doesn’t take a percentage of anything you get paid.
You put your own payment instructions on the invoice — bank details, a payment app handle, “check on completion,” whatever you already use. Your customer pays you directly, the same way they always have.
A $2,400 invoice means $2,400 between you and your customer. Invoice Tiger is not in the middle of it.
Inside the beast
Built to be used standing up.
One-handed, on a job site, between appointments — wherever it is you actually finish the work.
Create an invoice
Pick a customer, add line items with quantities and prices, apply tax or a discount, and you are done.
Saved customers
Everyone you have invoiced before is already there. Enter their details once and reuse them.
Every document, searchable
Invoices and estimates stay in one list you can search by customer name or document number.
A finished PDF
Your business details, the work, the totals, and your payment instructions — laid out cleanly and ready to send.
Who it’s for
Built for people who have actual work to do.
If invoicing is the admin at the end of your day rather than your day, this is aimed at you.
- Cleaners
- Contractors
- Photographers
- Tutors
- Consultants
- Coaches
- Freelancers
Plenty of people run a perfectly good business on a simple process, not because they don’t understand accounting software, but because it wouldn’t give them anything. Invoice Tiger is for them.
Ownership
Your invoices shouldn’t disappear because you stopped subscribing.
Invoice Tiger keeps your records on your iPhone. There is no account to create and no company server holding your customer list, so nothing has to be retrieved from anyone to look up an old job.
If your subscription lapses, you stop creating new documents. Everything you have already made keeps working:
They stay readable
Every invoice and estimate you have made stays on your phone, searchable by customer or number.
They stay shareable
Old documents still export as PDFs — useful when a customer asks for a copy of something from last year.
They stay yours
Export the whole lot to a file you keep, and import it back whenever you need to.
Because everything lives on your device, keeping your own backups is worth doing — the export exists precisely so you can.
Guides
Practical invoicing guides.
Straight answers for sending better invoices, without learning accounting software first.
- Make an invoice on iPhoneThe options that actually work on a phone, what each one costs you in time, and how to pick by how often you bill.
- What to include on an invoiceThe complete list, element by element — and a clear line between common practice and what the rules where you trade actually require.
- Invoice vs estimateTwo documents, two jobs. What each one is for, what changes between them, and why most service businesses need both.
- How to invoice for servicesHow to describe work someone cannot hold, price it in a way that survives questions, and send a bill that gets paid without a phone call.
FAQ
Questions worth asking first.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up, no password, and no web dashboard. Your customers, invoices, and estimates are stored on your iPhone, and the app works the first time you open it.
Can I create estimates?
Yes. Estimates work exactly like invoices and keep their own numbering, so you can quote a job first and invoice it later without learning a second workflow.
Does Invoice Tiger process customer payments?
No. Invoice Tiger creates the invoice and includes whatever payment instructions you want on it — bank details, a payment app handle, or “check on completion.” Your customer then pays you directly, the same way they do now.
Does Invoice Tiger take a percentage of payments?
No. Money never moves through Invoice Tiger, so there is no transaction for it to take a cut of. What your customer pays you is what you keep.
What happens to my invoices if I cancel?
They stay on your phone. Documents you have already created remain readable, searchable, shareable, and exportable — cancelling stops you creating new ones, it does not take your records away.
Can I export my records?
Yes. You can export everything — your business details, saved customers, and every invoice and estimate — to a single file you keep, and import it back later. Individual documents also export as PDFs.
Is Invoice Tiger accounting software?
No, and that is deliberate. It does invoices and estimates. It does not do bookkeeping, bank reconciliation, payroll, inventory, or tax filing. If you need those, you need a different kind of product.
Is it available on Android?
Not currently. Invoice Tiger is a native iPhone app and that is the only platform it runs on today.
What does Invoice Tiger cost?
Pricing is shown on the App Store listing. Invoice and estimate creation is unlimited while your subscription is active, and Invoice Tiger never takes a percentage of what your customers pay you.
Send the invoice. Go get ’em, tiger.
Professional invoicing without the accounting software.