I work in steel manufacturing in Melbourne and have been building ABYAD Tradie Studio as a side project. The aim is to make quotes and invoices practical to finish from a phone on a job, rather than later at a desk. It keeps customer and job-site addresses separate, supports either one total price with a multiline scope of work or itemised pricing, and lets you preview, finalise and share a PDF. Customers and jobs can be saved and reopened after email-code sign-in. An electrician has used it for real invoices. Feedback from that use and phone testing exposed a preview that was too large and an awkward save-before-finalise step. The update I released yesterday has a more compact mobile preview and lets you finalise directly from it. It's an Australia-first beta in AUD, free to try with no card: https://abyadtradie.com/ If you build software for trades or quote jobs yourself, I'd value candid feedback on the first quote flow and where it still slows you down. Disclosure: I built it.   submitted by   /u/PromiseBeginning9700 [link]   [comments]