Write the invoice on paper-warm screens. Seal it with one pay link.
Watch the stamp land. Nota stays out of the books, the tracker, and the guilt sequence.
Register or sign in with email and password, or Google. Stripe when you add keys — mock pay until then.
The hour most invoices actually get written.
Create. Send. Paid.
Three beats. Then you close the lamp.
01
Create
Your name, their name, the lines that earned the money. Tax, currency, due date. The page looks like stationery, not a spreadsheet pretending to be a product.
02
Send
They get one email: the invoice, a PDF, and a unique pay link. Status flips to sent. You are not exporting a file and hoping someone opens it on a train.
03
Paid
Mock pay while you try the desk. Stripe Checkout when keys are present. One unpaid reminder on Pro — then Nota stops. A stamp, not a campaign.
A PDF is not a payment. A link that can be paid is.
Nota is English-first freelancer invoicing. It will not become expenses, time tracking, payroll, or a second job.
The tariff
Free to write the first three. $5 when the desk gets busy.
