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Save the contact and business details needed for estimates, invoices, and follow-up.
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Simple apps for everyday people
Mobile invoicing for independent work
One simple invoice app for contractors and freelancers
Swift Invoice brings estimates, invoices, customers, payments, and job documentation into one focused mobile workflow for contractors, freelancers, consultants, and other self-employed professionals.
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Everything connected
Move from customer request to paid invoice
Keep the information behind the work connected instead of rebuilding it across notes, messages, spreadsheets, and separate finance tools.
Prepare the estimate
List services, labor, materials, quantities, rates, notes, and expected totals.
Document the work
Keep job photos and useful context connected to the customer and document.
Send and track
Review the final invoice, share it with the customer, and follow payment status.
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Built for independent professionals
One product page, two common ways of working
Contractors and freelancers may deliver different services, but both need a clear path from scope and customer details to a professional invoice.
For contractors and field services
Useful for handymen, painters, installers, cleaners, landscapers, mobile service providers, and owner-operators who quote jobs and bill customers directly.
- Create estimates with labor and materials.
- Attach job photos and supporting notes.
- Keep each customer, job, and invoice connected.
- Track payment status after the work is complete.
For freelancers and consultants
Useful for designers, photographers, writers, consultants, specialists, and solo service businesses that bill by project, milestone, service, or retainer.
- Create branded client estimates and invoices.
- Save repeat services, items, and descriptions.
- Review client contact details before sending.
- Organize payment status by customer document.
Contractor workflow
Useful wherever the job happens
Field-service work often starts with a site visit or customer request, not an invoice. Swift Invoice keeps the estimate, job documentation, customer information, and final bill in the same workflow.
- Build a professional estimate before beginning work.
- Reuse common labor, materials, and service items.
- Add photos that explain scope or completed work.
- Create the final invoice without recreating customer details.
- Keep payment status tied to the correct job document.
Freelancer workflow
Professional client billing without extra complexity
Freelancers need clear documents that communicate scope, pricing, and payment expectations. Swift Invoice is designed to keep that client-facing workflow polished and easy to review.
- Present services, deliverables, milestones, rates, and totals.
- Use business branding across customer-facing documents.
- Save repeat work instead of retyping common services.
- Preview customer details before sending an estimate or invoice.
- Track outstanding and paid documents in one place.
Core tools
Designed around everyday billing tasks
Estimates and invoices
Create customer-ready documents with line items, quantities, rates, notes, taxes, discounts, totals, and payment terms.
Customers and saved items
Keep customer information organized and reuse common services, products, descriptions, and pricing.
Job photos and payment tracking
Add useful visual context and keep invoice payment status connected to the correct customer record.
Frequently asked questions
Swift Invoice questions
Can contractors create estimates before invoicing?
Yes. Swift Invoice supports estimate workflows before the final invoice so labor, materials, notes, and customer details can stay organized from quote to payment.
Can freelancers customize invoices and save repeat services?
Yes. Business branding and saved items help freelancers create consistent documents without retyping the same services, rates, products, and descriptions.
Can job photos be connected to invoices and estimates?
Swift Invoice is designed to keep job photos and supporting context connected to relevant customer documents.
What is the difference between an estimate and an invoice?
An estimate communicates expected work and pricing before the final amount is due. An invoice requests payment for completed work or an agreed billing milestone. Read the invoice versus estimate guide for more detail.
When will Swift Invoice be available?
The public release is planned for Fall 2026. Join the update list for App Store and launch announcements.
A simpler way to manage estimates and invoices
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