Nord Contractor Invoice & Time

Keeping track of the little things a business requires is part of the job, but it isn’t what people pay for. They pay for the craftsmanship. Spend more time delivering value to your customers and leave the little things to us.
Invoices, Expenses and Time Tracking made as easy as possible. No ads and no bloat. We do those three things and we do them well.

I am literally a handyman. I use this app myself. I have used many others over the years and there's a good chance I left each for reasons similar to the reason you left the one you just deleted.
I will do better. This app will not become something it wasn't when you first tried and liked it. I built this for me but now that it's yours I need your help. Tell me what would make it better. What didn't I think of. What do you wish an app like this could do that would save you time or money? Email call or text My contact info is on my dev page.

One Tap Invoice.
Send unbilled hours and expenses straight onto an invoice. Rather do things one piece at a time? That's easy too. Add profile information for the header of your invoices — business name, license number, tax info — Nice and easy.

Never Punch In Again.
Walk onto a job site, clocked in automatically. Leave, and it clocks you out. Set working hours to limit the feature to within that time frame. No accidental punches as you pass a jobsite on a Sunday. Don’t want to provide location data? I totally get it. Sometimes whistles ring my bell and I don't want them either. We still deliver 100% of the functionality that you do want.

Quick and Easy Expenses
Snap a receipt photo and our intuitive filing logic attributes an expense to your most recent punch. It's a small thing but It saves me time and that's the real reason we use apps like this.

Everything Editable.
Passive capture makes mistakes: a geofence that triggers incorrectly, an expense on the wrong job. Jobs, invoices, expenses and punches— Never locked down just because it was captured automatically. Fix it in two taps.

** Built by a tradesman who got sick of big applications shenanigans.