Invoices are encrypted locally using your password, before being sent to the server for storage (thanks to Userbase, a super simple tool to add user accounts and persistence to a static site https://userbase.com).
The goal with Prinvoice is two-fold:
1) Get a feeler for how much interest there is in end-to-end encrypted financial management software.
2) Demonstrate a sample app that uses Userbase for auth and storage (I'm also a Userbase dev). A kicker, if you check the dev console in the app, you'll see SQL statements in action.
https://prinvoice.com
Invoices are encrypted locally using your password, before being sent to the server for storage (thanks to Userbase, a super simple tool to add user accounts and persistence to a static site https://userbase.com).
The goal with Prinvoice is two-fold:
1) Get a feeler for how much interest there is in end-to-end encrypted financial management software.
2) Demonstrate a sample app that uses Userbase for auth and storage (I'm also a Userbase dev). A kicker, if you check the dev console in the app, you'll see SQL statements in action.
Screenshots + source code on github: https://github.com/j-berman/prinvoice
Bonus, you can download the app and use it as a native desktop app: https://github.com/j-berman/prinvoice#download-and-run-the-a...