German invoicing & bookkeeping app with built-in e-invoicing (XRechnung/ZUGFeRD). Live on web, iOS & Android. Registered trademark. Pre-revenue asset sale.
The text provides an overview of an invoicing and bookkeeping application tailored for German freelancers and small businesses, available as a web app (PWA), iOS app, and Android app. It features e-invoicing capabilities compliant with future German mandates, handles complex local requirements like cash-basis P&L and VAT pre-returns, utilizes AI for receipt scanning and tax assistance, and is a registered German trademark. The opportunity is ideal for a buyer with a distribution network who can leverage the finished product to generate revenue.
The app operates solely as software with no attached staff or inventory and maintains low running costs. It includes features such as invoicing with multiple templates, bank and PayPal connections, a payroll module, and the ability to manage up to three businesses per account. Despite being pre-revenue, it has seen limited user engagement, with the main target demographic being German-speaking freelancers and small businesses in the DACH region. User data is not part of the sale due to GDPR compliance.
Financially, the app has not generated revenue and incurred minimal advertising expenses which highlighted the need for a stronger landing page. The seller is refocusing on their main business and offers the app with an easy handover process, including clean source code export, app store transfers, and 30 days of support post-sale. Necessary improvements and open tasks are documented for the prospective buyer.
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