# What’s new in Invoicewell

> Every version of Invoicewell, newest first. The current version is 1.0.1, released November 1, 2026, and updates are always free.

URL: https://invoicewell.app/changelog/
Author: Ayesha Gagan (https://invoicewell.app/about/)
Published: 2026-11-08 · Updated: 2026-11-08

Invoicewell looks for a new version once a day and shows you what’s new before anything is installed. You can also choose **Invoicewell › Check for Updates…** at any time, and follow new versions in the [RSS feed](https://invoicewell.app/feed.xml).

## Invoicewell 1.0.1: Sold through Gumroad

November 1, 2026

-   **A new store.** Invoicewell is now sold through Gumroad. Licenses bought before keep working, and nothing changes for you.
-   **Same price.** $19.99, once, for up to 3 of your Macs, with free updates.

## Invoicewell 1.0.0: The first release

November 1, 2026

-   **Invoices, quotes and credit notes.** Automatic numbers, totals and due dates. Turn a quote into an invoice, or an invoice into a credit note, and they stay linked.
-   **AI assistants.** Claude, Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP assistants can find clients, make draft invoices and quotes, and get emails ready. They ask only for what’s missing, and only you send.
-   **Recurring invoices and time.** Invoices on a schedule that catch up if the Mac was off, and a timer in the app or the menu bar whose hours become invoice lines.
-   **Getting paid.** Part payments, three reminder levels and late fees.
-   **Five designs.** Classic, Modern, Minimal, Bold and Compact, with your logo, color and font. Invoices and emails in English, Spanish, French, German, Dutch and Italian.
-   **Reports and safety.** Tax per rate, unpaid invoices by age and totals per client, with CSV export. Daily backups, full export and import, and a Touch ID lock.

> According to Invoicewell’s release tests, 328 automated tests and 602 in-app checks passed on the release build of version 1.0.1.

— Measured by Invoicewell: Invoicewell’s test suite (swift test) and its in-app self-check (the release app launched with --self-check on a temporary database: it opens every screen and setting, edits through accessibility, and checks the result), run on November 1, 2026 on a MacBook Air (M1, 2020). Every release is tested the same way before it ships.