I've Built an Accounting System
It can create invoices and receive payments. Not quite production ready, yet. Only need PostgreSQL installed to try. I will add support to choose SQLite when they add native support for geography types.
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I've Built an Accounting System is an invoicing and payment application currently in development. It handles invoice creation and payment receipt functionality, requiring only PostgreSQL to run. The maker notes it is not yet production-ready and plans to add SQLite support once that database gains native geography type capabilities. The project is available on GitHub for early testing.
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