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Hours lose their context
Log the date, duration and description against the right client and project so billable work does not become an unexplained total.
Freelancer billing workflow
Log billable work by day and project, export client-ready timesheet PDFs, turn accepted quotes into invoices, and track what has been paid.
Relationship view
One client, connected work
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Manual time entries
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Client & project
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Timesheet lifecycle
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Timesheet PDFs
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Quotes & invoices
A trustworthy invoice starts with clear entries: what happened, when it happened, which project it belonged to and whether it was billable.
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Log the date, duration and description against the right client and project so billable work does not become an unexplained total.
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Submit or approve a timesheet and export a day-by-day PDF with project details and billable totals.
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Keep the quote, timesheet, invoice, client and project connected so the commercial record matches the delivered work.
Each step adds to the same client and project history. Nothing below implies automatic timers, payment processing or accounting automation.
Add a manual billable entry with its date, duration and a client-readable description.
Collect entries by project and period, confirm what is billable and submit or approve the timesheet.
Export a branded, day-by-day timesheet PDF with the project and billable totals clearly presented.
Create an invoice with the client details, currency, configured tax and the products or services being billed.
Add full or partial payments as they arrive so the open balance, paid amount and overdue status remain honest.
Date, duration, description and billable state for each entry.
Every entry and document stays scoped to the work it describes.
Draft, submitted and approved states for a clear review trail.
A clean day-by-day export you can share with the client.
Saved services, currencies, tax labels and branded document PDFs.
Full and partial payments, open balances and overdue visibility.
The goal is not an automatic surveillance timer. It is a deliberate, client-readable record that connects billable work to the same project and invoice.
Track billable hours per project and turn them into clean, client-ready PDFs.
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Learn moreNo. BlokNotes uses manual billable entries with a date, duration and description. This keeps each entry deliberate and client-readable rather than relying on background activity tracking.
Yes. Export the timesheet as a PDF and keep it with the same client and project as the invoice, then share it alongside the invoice through your usual client channel.
Generated invoice and timesheet labels support English, Dutch, French and German. The BlokNotes interface itself is currently English.
Yes. Invoice line items support configurable tax rates and labels. Full or partial payments update the paid amount and open balance, and overdue invoices are identified by their due date and status.
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