Updates & development notes

See what changed in the tools and when it went live. Below that, you'll find development notes with the date of each update. Changes are listed as shipped after they've been checked on the live site.

Shipped

  1. Invoice Splitter

    Try the real splitter on your own PDF, here on this site

    Invoice Splitter's page now runs the actual engine on a PDF you choose. It reads the file in your browser — nothing is uploaded — and shows the split it would make, including naming any page it could not read rather than quietly folding it into the invoice before it. Cancel genuinely stops the work.

    How this was checked: Loaded a five-page PDF whose second page has no text layer on 2026-09-08: the warning named page 2, and no upload request was made while the file was parsed.

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  2. Avyth

    A page for every tool, and a proper front door

    Every tool now has its own page saying what goes in, what comes out, where your data goes, what it costs and what it cannot do. There is a catalog listing all eight grouped by the job they do, and the homepage is the company's front door again rather than one tool's file picker.

    How this was checked: Fetched avyth.com/products on 2026-09-08: all eight tools present with their limits.

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  3. Payoff Lab

    Your figures are saved on your device — and you can clear them

    Payoff Lab keeps the debts you enter in your own browser so a plan survives a closed tab. It now says so on the page before you calculate, and gives you a Clear my saved figures control that removes them. If the browser refuses to delete them, it tells you instead of claiming success.

    How this was checked: Entered a card at payofflab.avyth.com on 2026-09-08: the plan was written to this browser only, the clear control was present, and the privacy page listed the exact fields kept.

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  4. Avyth

    Privacy, terms and a refund promise you can read before buying

    avyth.com now publishes its privacy policy, terms and cookie notice, including an unconditional 14-day refund on anything you buy — no reason required, and separate from the statutory rights you already have.

    How this was checked: Fetched avyth.com/privacy, /terms and /cookies on 2026-09-08.

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Development notes

These notes describe each project at the date shown. For the tools and paid options available now, see the current collection.

Avyth

Building · updated

A page for every tool with a worked example you can run without a file of your own

Working at this update
All eight have a page with their real limits, and Invoice Splitter's page runs the live engine for anyone who has a file to try.
Remaining at this update
Seven of the eight have no runnable example, so if you don't happen to have a merged invoice PDF to hand there is nothing yet to try.
Planned next step
A sample file on Payoff Lab's page you can run in one click, as the pattern for the other six.

Avyth

Building · updated

Paid versions of the tools

Working at this update
All eight tools work and are free, each up to a stated limit — a real 10-document ZIP, a real payoff schedule, a real audit worklist.
Remaining at this update
No paid tier exists yet. Every product names a price it intends to charge, and none of them is built, so there is deliberately no checkout anywhere on this site.
Planned next step
Invoice Splitter without the 10-document cap — the smallest honest thing to sell first.

Waiting on one of these, or need something that isn't here? support@avyth.com reaches the person building it.