Invoicing Workspace

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Build me Billfold, an invoicing tool for my freelance design studio, and make it feel like something a real accounting product shipped — not a spreadsheet. I want a header stats strip showing Outstanding, Overdue, Paid this month, and Draft totals computed live from my invoices, then an Invoices table with number, client, issue and due dates, amount, and a status pill (Draft, Sent, Overdue, Paid) — and Overdue should be figured out from the due date automatically, never something I have to flip myself. Clicking an invoice should open a preview that actually looks like a real invoice document, with my studio's info at the top, the client's billing address, a line-item table, and a totals block, plus "Send invoice" and "Mark as paid" buttons that show a confirmation toast. For creating and editing invoices, give me a form with a client picker and a line-items table where I can add or remove rows and see the subtotal, tax, and total update as I type quantities and rates. I also want a simple Clients tab where I can see who owes me money and add a new client. Keep the look clean and professional — white and slate-50 with one deep slate-blue accent color, and amber for overdue, emerald for paid, and stone for drafts so the money states are always obvious at a glance. Seed it with a dozen realistic invoices across every status and about eight clients so it feels like a business that's actually been running for a while.

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