Version v0.2.1 is the current public release line referenced by the homepage and download metadata.
Changelog
Release notes for a local-first invoice generator.
The changelog gives directories, reviewers, and users a stable page for understanding what changed in InvoiceGen and whether the app is actively maintained.
Source code, release artifacts, and packaging metadata are published on GitHub.
A changelog gives review sites and directories a stable context URL beyond the homepage.
What's new in v0.2.1
- Added an optional tax code to invoice line items for jurisdiction-specific item classification.
- Added a Code column to invoice previews and exported PDFs whenever at least one item has a tax code; invoices without codes retain the wider Description column.
- Reworked responsive native layouts, focused-window draft commands, and atomic store replacement recovery.
- Added true multi-page invoice preview, PDF export, and mail attachment output with untruncated addresses and long-form content.
- Improved Payment Terms validation, invoice search empty states, keyboard-accessible dashboard metrics, and visual contrast.
- Fixed mobile/tablet website tables, cards, CLI output, FAQ positioning, clean local resource URLs, shared theme continuity, and the current-product preview.
Version v0.2.1
InvoiceGen v0.2.1 is the current public release line for the native macOS app and the Rust CLI packaging metadata used by the marketing site. The release focuses on local-first invoice generation, PDF-ready invoice output, client and project workflows, payment details, backups, and scriptable invoice operations.
SEO and launch-readiness improvements
- The homepage now exposes crawlable raw HTML with one H1, product summary copy, an InvoiceGen definition block, FAQ content, and product image markup.
- The public GitHub repository includes a description, homepage, Apache-2.0 license metadata, and invoice-generation discovery topics.
- This release line now has supporting pages for the CLI, privacy, local-first invoicing, backup/restore, and the changelog so backlinks can point to specific user intents instead of only the homepage.
Future release-note policy
Future release notes should keep the same entity language: InvoiceGen is a free, open-source, local-first macOS invoicing app with a Rust CLI. Consistent wording helps Google, AI search systems, software directories, and community posts disambiguate this project from browser-only invoice generators and unrelated products that also use similar names.
Best backlink anchors for this page: InvoiceGen changelog, InvoiceGen release notes, and open-source macOS invoice app.