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Hey r/SaaS , A few days ago, I was wrapping up a project and needed to generate a quick PDF invoice. Instead, I ended up spending 20 minutes clicking through paywalls, tier upgrade popups, and bloated feature suites on my usual tool. Invoicing should be straightforward, so I spent the weekend building Invoicify as a clean, lightweight open-source alternative. How I structured the stack: Frontend: Next.js & Tailwind CSS for a minimalist interface. Backend & DB: TypeScript, Prisma, and PostgreSQL. Core Focus: Fast PDF & Secure public link generation , zero-friction client tracking. The codebase is completely open-source on GitHub for anyone who wants to self-host or inspect the setup: https://github.com/PrimeFold/Invoicify Curious how other devs here handle lightweight invoicing for early-stage projects. Do you prefer self-hosted open-source setups, or do you just eat the monthly cost of traditional platforms despite the bloat?   submitted by   /u/HuckleberrySoft325 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/19 01:21:03