Receipt Maker · Software
A handwritten paper receipt, turned into an app
A fish-products business was writing every receipt by hand in Farsi. We turned that exact table — product, colour marker, count, weight — into a structured app that prints, exports PDF, or saves an image, in three languages.
Visit live siteThe results
- Paper → PDF
- Consistent receipts that can actually be sent
- EN · FA · AR
- Three languages with native RTL
- Works offline
- No backend, installs like an app
- 1 week
- Brief to working tool
The problem
Receipts were inconsistent, easy to misread, and impossible to send. The owner also served customers in three languages and wanted the same flow to read naturally in each — including true right-to-left, and Latin digits throughout.
What we built
A local-first app: a clients book, a products catalogue where each item carries its colour marker and per-unit weight, and a receipt editor that auto-fills weights and totals them at the bottom. Branded output driven from a settings page, exported as PDF or PNG. Works offline, installs on a phone, and switches between English, Farsi, and Arabic.
How we worked
- 01
Copy the paper
Took the handwritten receipt and turned each column into a piece of data the app could own.
- 02
Clients and products
Each product carries its colour marker and unit weight, so everything downstream fills itself in.
- 03
Make it printable
A print-perfect template with the business's logo and colours, exporting at a fixed size from any device.
- 04
Three languages, one app
English, Farsi, and Arabic with RTL layout, Latin digits, and LTR phone fields.
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