An Open Community for Our Region
FatturaFacile is an open-source initiative under the MIT License: transparent code, active collaboration with educational institutions, and contributions from professionals in Switzerland and Italy.
A concrete educational opportunity
Open invitation to technical schools, vocational colleges, and universities for curricular internships, diploma theses, and applied research on a real codebase.
CPT (Centro Professionale Tecnico Trevano / Bellinzona)
Practical curriculum in C# .NET Clean Architecture, local SQLite storage, and continuous integration pipelines.
SAM (Scuola d'Arti e Mestieri Bellinzona)
Hands-on study of the business software lifecycle, automated testing, and ergonomics for craftspeople.
SUPSI (Department of Innovative Technologies)
Research opportunities in offline-first architectures, local encryption, and cross-border billing integration.
USI (Faculty of Informatics)
In-depth studies on Privacy by Design, local data sovereignty, and open electronic billing standards.
Sought skills and collaboration profiles
Whether you are a software engineer, student, accounting specialist, or translator, there is a role for your contribution.
C# / .NET Developers (WPF)
Desktop client enhancements, SQLite query optimization, vector PDF rendering, and UI accessibility improvements.
Web developers (Laravel / Angular)
Building the multi-user web application: Laravel (PHP) API, Angular frontend, Docker containers and PostgreSQL database.
Accountants & Fiduciaries
Technical and regulatory verification of Italian SdI XML payloads and Swiss SIX QR-Bill compliance.
Translators & Localizers
Review and continuous enrichment of official translations in Italian, English, German, and French.
Open source code under the MIT License
No vendor lock-in: the code can be inspected, verified, and compiled by anyone.
Permissive MIT License
Complete freedom to examine, use, modify, and redistribute the software with zero license fees or commercial restrictions.
Public Issue Tracker & Roadmap
All technical discussions, bug tickets, and feature milestones are conducted publicly on GitHub.
Zero Telemetry or Hidden Services
The complete absence of user tracking can be verified directly by auditing the desktop client source code.