Your details
Stored on this device and printed on your estimates. Nothing here is sent anywhere, and every field is optional.
Your business
Numbering and validity
Continue your own sequence.
Its own sequence, separate from quotes.
From the invoice date.
Extra work raised against a job you have already quoted.
Logo
Kept on this device and embedded in the estimate. Under 256 KB.
Copied onto each new job
Crew rates
What a crew costs you per hour, including the burden — payroll tax, insurance, holiday and sick pay. The part most often left out of a quote. These are your own figures: there is no wage table here, because a national average is wrong for everybody and would need maintaining forever.
Where your work is kept
Your work is kept in this browser, on this device.
Keeping it in a file on your computer instead needs a browser that can write to one, and this browser cannot. Everything here works regardless — only where the data sits differs.
This browser cannot keep your work in a file.
| Chrome, Edge, Opera, Braveon Windows, macOS or Linux | Yes |
| Firefoxnot implemented | No |
| Safarinot implemented | No |
| Any browser on a phone or tabletincluding Chrome and Safari | No |
This is the File System Access API. Firefox and Safari have not implemented the part that writes to a file you choose, and no mobile browser has it at all.
Notices
The wording at the foot of your estimates. It is your document, so this is your text — nothing here names a tax authority or a country, because these estimates get sent in several. Clear a box to print nothing at all; each job can also hide them without changing what is written here.
Prints under the totals on every estimate.
Printed on a provisional invoice. Free text — account details, a payment link, whatever your customers need.
Says the document is a request for payment and not a tax invoice.
Only on jobs you have marked as reverse charge.
Document wording
Every fixed word on the estimate and the order list. Each box shows what it prints today — leave it alone, or type your own. Emptying a box you have changed puts the shipped wording back.
A name in braces is filled in when the document prints: {days}, {pct}, {rate}, {amount}, {weight}. Drop one and that figure simply does not print.
Masthead
Who it is for
Table columns
Blocks
Totals
The tail
The merchant's order list
The provisional invoice
Wastage
What you actually waste, per material. The catalogue's figures are ordinary trade allowances, not laws — a complicated roof wastes more tile than a simple one, and a careful bricklayer wastes less than a pallet's 10%. Blank means the catalogue figure, shown beside each field. Every line stays editable on the job regardless.
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Price book
What you last paid, remembered per material and filled in the next time you add one. Always yours: nothing here comes from a supplier feed, and changing a price on a line never changes a job you already printed.
Nothing saved yet. Type a unit price on a line and it lands here.
Analytics on this app load only if you accepted them, and never see what you type into a job. Cookie policy.