Minu aeg tracks the hours as the work happens and turns them into a finished invoice — the one you are holding came out of it.
Most invoices are rebuilt from memory.
Hours get reconstructed from a calendar at the end of the month, rounded down, and typed into a spreadsheet nobody enjoys. Minu aeg captures the work while it happens, so the invoice is already written by the time you need it.
One click starts a timer that keeps running even if you close the browser.
Pick a client and a date range; the tracked time becomes invoice lines with rates and VAT.
Download the PDF, or export Merit XML straight into Estonian accounting.
Tracked time imports into an invoice as descriptions, quantities and amounts.
Registry codes, VAT numbers, IBAN and a numbering format your accountant recognises.
The e-invoice file Merit Aktiva imports, reconciling to the cent with the PDF.
Tracked time can be invoiced once — the same hour cannot land on two invoices.
The free plan issues real invoices, with a small monthly allowance. Paid plans lift the allowance and drop the Minu aeg line from the footer.
Make your own invoice freeNo. Minu aeg is the tool the sender used to produce the invoice. Anything owed is owed to them, and any question about the amounts belongs with them.
Yes. The free plan tracks time and issues real invoices under a small monthly allowance, with no card required.
Invoices issued on the free plan carry that line. A paid plan removes it.
Yes — registry codes, VAT numbers, IBAN and a Merit Aktiva e-invoice XML export that reconciles to the cent with the PDF.
Start tracking in under a minute, and let the next invoice write itself.
Make your own invoice free