[validating my idea] Building a Decentralized Invoice App – Would You Use It?

The mainstream opinion from the comments suggests skepticism about the necessity and value of the proposed decentralized invoice app. The commenter u/VirtualResearcher579 expresses that tampering with invoices is not a significant issue for freelancers, SMBs, and consultants, and they do not see the added value of blockchain technology in this context. There is a conflicting viewpoint on the usefulness of blockchain in invoice tracking, with the commenter questioning the need for such a solution given existing tools like Quickbooks and Xero. The dominant viewpoint is that the app may not address a real problem for the target market, and there is a debate on the relevance of blockchain technology in this application. The commenter highlights that tampering with invoices is easily detectable and not a common problem, implying that the app may not solve a real problem for the target market, and there is a debate on the relevance of blockchain technology in this application. The commenter highlights that tampering with invoices is easily detectable and not a common problem, implying that the app may not solve a real problem for the target market, and there is a debate on the relevance of blockchain technology in this application. The commenter highlights that tampering with invoices is easily detectable and not a common problem, implying that the app may not solve a real problem for the target market, and there is a debate on the relevance of blockchain technology in this application. The commenter highlights that tampering with invoices is easily detectable and not a common problem, implying that the app may not solve a real problem for the target market, and there is a debate on the relevance of blockchain technology in this application.