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Show HN: Bx - Slick invoicing, expenses, time tracking & projects Hi HN! After a few months of developing a product on the side, I've decided to post it to HN. I'll be honest, I am a bit nervous about it as I know how discerning the audience here can be, but I guess constructive criticism can't be a bad thing! My project is a progressive web app called Bx (pronounced "Books"). It's a tool to help you run your business and includes: > Invoicing and payments (via stripe) > Expenses > Time tracking > Project management > Inventory management > Slick, interactive dashboards It's nothing new or radical, but many of the existing tools I tried in my own business felt clunky, slow and dated, so I decided to build something more efficient, using my own business as a guinea pig. I wanted to build the app as a progressive web app (PWA) that provides a rich native-like experience on any device. I also wanted it to be somewhat functional, even when offline. I think I've achieved both to some extent, and now have a single, clean(ish!) code-base that works well in any modern browser, on pretty much any device. Here's the link: https://usebx.com Please try it out and let me know what you think! Thanks very much :) V October 26, 2017 at 02:41AM
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