There's also beefed-up printing support and email support, as well as a new Menu bar icon on Mac OS X. With Fanurio you can organize your work, track time and create invoices. It's designed to help freelancers keep track of their time and work, and then invoice it to their customers.
Every time you sign a contract, just add a new client to the application and create a project. During the project, you can add project items and expenses to account for your work. You can decide any time if an item is billable or not, and if it should be billed using an hourly rate or a flat rate. Billable items can later be added to an invoice.
Partial invoices can be created anytime during a project. You can invoice multiple projects too. Invoices can be exported to an HTML file using an invoice template so that you can print or e-mail them. The template can be customized.
The time spent on each item can be recorded using a timer or it can be entered manually. Fanurio has an iTunes-like mini view that gives you access to the timer. Data can be exported to CSV or Excel and the application integrates with the Mac dock icon.
Fanurio costs US$59; version 2.1 is a free upgrade for registered users. A demo is available at the product web site.
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