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Why small apps?
Most of the tools people use every day have grown huge. To make one invoice you sign up, verify an email, dodge an upgrade banner and wait for a dashboard to load. We think a lot of everyday jobs deserve the opposite: a small app that opens instantly, does one thing well, and then gets out of your way.
That’s Vyoma Pocket — a shelf of free, focused tools from Vyoma Group. It lives at pocket.vyomagroup.online, and it’s the fifth thing we’ve shipped, after Helix, DiaCare AI, Vero and Glint.
Three house rules
Every app has to keep three promises before it goes on the shelf:
- Does one thing. Each app solves a single problem completely, so it opens fast and never gets in your way.
- Nothing phones home. No tracking SDKs, no ads, no telemetry. What you type stays on your device.
- Runs in your browser. On a phone, tablet or computer — nothing to install.
First on the shelf: Invoicely
Invoicely is a GST and tax invoice maker for freelancers, consultants and small shops. You fill in a short form — your business, your customer, the items — and the invoice builds itself in a live preview beside it.
- A discount and GST rate on every line, with the subtotal, discount, GST and grand total worked out as you type
- 9 currencies, including the rupee, dollar, euro, pound and dirham
- Three templates — Modern, Classic and Minimal — with your logo, colours and font
- Bank details, UPI ID and your own payment QR code on every invoice
- PDF, PNG or print, and a dashboard that tracks draft, pending, paid and overdue invoices
Where your invoices live
There’s no account, and no database of yours on our side. Invoicely saves everything in your browser’s own storage, on your device, as you type. Our servers send you the app — and never see an invoice.
The flip side: invoices don’t sync between devices, and clearing your browser’s data deletes them. Download a PDF of anything you need to keep.
What’s on the workbench
Six more apps are listed in the store as coming soon: FocusPomo (a Pomodoro timer), MarkdownPad (a Markdown editor), PixelTiny (image compression in the browser), QR Pocket (make and scan QR codes), Splitly (split group expenses) and UnitSnap (a unit converter). Each one will keep the house rules.
Try it
Open Invoicely — it’s free and needs no sign-up. New to GST invoices? Our guide on how to make a GST invoice walks through exactly what has to be on one. The full manual is in the Pocket docs.
Vyoma Pocket
Small, free apps — starting with Invoicely, a GST invoice maker.