Freelance OS

I built it for my freelance work: software that keeps my quotes, invoices and deadlines, and lets nothing leave my computer. It runs as a desktop app, with its database alongside.

The question: for how long?

In freelancing, the real question isn't “how much” but “for how long”. The interface's signature element is an age ruler: it places today between issue date and due date; past the due date, the cursor leaves the ruler and the overdue part is hatched. Burnt orange is reserved for money at risk: if you see it, something is waiting.

Three principles

• Amounts are integer cents, rates are basis points: no floating-point number ever touches an accounting calculation.

• The core logic knows nothing about the database or the network: pure TypeScript, tested in milliseconds.

• AI is never a point of failure: if the model is missing, slow or off-contract, a local estimator takes over.

What it does

• Pricing: describe a request, get a priced quote, with options.

• Import of an existing PDF quote, options included.

• PDF quotes and invoices, email sending and reminders (the preview is exactly what goes out).

• Social charges schedule, contracts and time tracking, outstanding balance per client.

Tools

Next.js · TypeScript · Prisma · SQLite · Tauri · Rust · Vitest