2Go vs langshot

Professional paperwork without the paperwork. 2Go Invoice Maker helps freelancers, contractors, handymen, shop owners, service providers and small teams turn a job into a polished document—fast. CREATE THE DOCUMENT YOU NEED • Make professional invoices, estimates and receipts • Choose from 30+ polished layouts • Add your business details and branding • Customize document numbering and currency SAVE DETAILS. MOVE FASTER. • Reuse saved clients and items • Add tax, discounts, shipping and notes • Keep totals clear and automatically calculated • Find and organize documents without digging through paperwork SEND IT YOUR WAY • Preview each document before it leaves your hands • Export and share a professional PDF • Email or print when the job calls for it • Record payments and keep an eye on what is still due BUILT FOR REAL SMALL BUSINESSES Whether you are finishing a repair, running a local shop, delivering freelance work or managing a growing client list, 2Go keeps the paperwork simple so you can get back to the work that matters. Optional iCloud sync keeps supported app data available across your Apple devices. Privacy Policy: https://techbox.hr/privacypolicy Terms of Use: https://techbox.hr/termsofuse No account is required to start creating documents.

Long Shot stitches overlapping screenshots or a screen recording into one complete long image — entirely on your iPhone or iPad. What you can do • Pick multiple top-to-bottom screenshots with a little overlap; Long Shot aligns and stitches them • Pick a system Screen Recording, extract frames, and stitch a long image • After stitching, crop the top/bottom and redact with rectangular mosaic • Save to Photos or export with the system share sheet Privacy Images and recordings are processed on device and are not uploaded to our servers. No account. No ad tracking. Please note iOS cannot auto-scroll third-party apps (no public API). Scroll yourself, take screenshots, or record while scrolling — then return here to stitch. Great for chat logs, long web pages, shopping lists, tutorials, and anything that needs “one full image.”