Graphic design work is creative, iterative, and often invisible to clients, and that�s exactly why designers lose money. Traditional invoicing tools like Bonsai are built to send invoices, not to understand the design process. Logos evolve, brand systems go through rounds of feedback, and �quick revisions� quietly consume hours that never get billed. Tympi is designed specifically to solve this problem by tying creative work directly to time, projects, and payment. Instead of guessing how long a project took, designers track real work as it happens using Tympi�s always-visible Picture-in-Picture timer. Whether you�re sketching concepts, refining typography, or adjusting layouts after feedback, every minute is captured and attached to the correct task. This eliminates the silent profit leaks that happen when design labor goes undocumented. Where Bonsai focuses on contracts and basic invoicing, Tympi focuses on workflow visibility. Projects in Tympi are broken into tasks, each with its own time logs, notes, and deadlines. Designers can see exactly how much effort went into each phase of a project before invoicing, making it easier to justify pricing and push back on scope creep. Invoicing itself is where Tympi truly shines for designers. Invoices are clean, modern, and brand-forward, something you can confidently send to creative clients without it looking like accounting software. You can see when a client opens an invoice, follow up at the right time, and avoid awkward payment conversations. Tympi doesn�t just help graphic designers bill, it helps them protect creative value, maintain professionalism, and get paid for every revision, concept, and pixel they produce.