What is built, and what is next.

Nine things are in the product today and two are next. Dates are left off on purpose: a missed date on a roadmap is worse than no date at all.

The Invoice Badger board

A card moves to Built on the day it ships.

Clients and their rates
Each client has an hourly rate, an email and an address, and time bills at that rate.
Hours and fixed fees
An invoice takes time at the client's rate and quoted work as a line with its price.
The command line
Type what you did, such as log 90 minutes on a client for the API fixes, and it goes on the draft.
The MCP server
Fourteen tools over OAuth, working to the same rules the invoices page does.
What you are owed
One figure for everything unpaid, split by how long each invoice has waited since it was sent.
A link for the client
The client opens the invoice with no account, and can print it or save it as a PDF.
Themes, logo and PDF
Eight themes, your own logo and a PDF download, on Pro.
Free and Pro
Free has no limit on invoices. Pro is £5 a month, or £48 a year, with Stripe.
Your account
Change your details, download everything as one file, or delete the account and every agent connected to it.

Each client's own currency, everywhere
Agent replies and the figure owed still count in pounds when a client is billed in another currency.
A due date on an invoice
Printed on the invoice, so the client knows when payment is expected.

Getting paid online
A way for the client to pay from the invoice link. Nothing is built.
Reminders to clients
An email to a client before and after the invoice falls due. Nothing is built.
Repeating invoices
The same invoice raised every month for a retainer. Nothing is built.
VAT and the tax year
A VAT line on invoices and a summary of income for self assessment. Nothing is built.

Everything marked built is in it today. Something missing? Ask for it.