InvisiBILL quantifies your invisible labor with playful invoices that put a real dollar value on the stuff people take for granted.
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“As a therapist, I work with so many people who feel overwhelmed … yet struggle to recognize just how much they’re actually doing … That’s why I love the idea behind InvisiBILL. … From a mental health perspective, that kind of validation can be incredibly powerful.”“I work with so many people who feel overwhelmed … That’s why I love the idea behind InvisiBILL. … that kind of validation can be incredibly powerful.”
— Michelle Juhasz, LCSW
“InvisiBILL is a unique concept that allows people to generate ‘receipts’ for work done in the form of invisible emotional and mental labor.”“…generate ‘receipts’ for work done in the form of invisible emotional and mental labor.”
— Pia Davis, MS, MFT
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As a therapist, I work with so many people who feel overwhelmed by the constant demands of daily life, yet struggle to recognize just how much they’re actually doing, especially women. So much of the mental load happens behind the scenes, and because it often goes unnoticed by others, people can start to believe that they’re not doing enough. That’s why I love the idea behind InvisiBILL. It gives people a way to make the invisible visible and recognize the value of all the things they carry every day. From a mental health perspective, that kind of validation can be incredibly powerful. When we begin to acknowledge our own efforts and give ourselves credit for what we do, we can start to let go of the guilt, create healthier boundaries, and make more room for our own well-being. Everyone deserves to feel that what they do matters, even when no one else sees it.
InvisiBILL is a unique concept that allows people to generate 'receipts' for work done in the form of invisible emotional and mental labor. A form of mental load that remains hidden, rarely, if ever, discussed, and far too often dismissed. The app creates a digital space allowing the user a deeper sense of personal agency, reflecting back one's sense of 'worth' as it relates to monetary compensation.
Burnout occurs as a deeply cumulative process, often resulting from months and years of unmet needs and overextention of the self. This app sheds light on the stress of one sided relationships and can be used as a unique coping tool that can be used concurrently with therapy to support deeper self exploration, practicing healthy boundaries', and learning the power of an empowered 'No'. InvisiBILL functions as an accountability and self soothing tool to support deeper explorations around why a person may remain in unsatisfying or draining relationships.
Lisa Virginia Anderson got fed up with being taken for granted. So she built an app to invoice the world. In these interviews, the InvisiBILL founder talks about putting a dollar value on invisible labor and asks a bigger question: who gets to decide what counts as work?
Are You Doing Too Much in Your Relationships?
What if the work of keeping a relationship running came with an invoice? Lisa joins Ilana Dunn to talk about the mental load behind “just tell me what you need”—and why InvisiBILL puts a price on it.
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Bring the Receipts: Lisa Virginia Anderson Puts a Price on the Work Nobody Thanks You For
A cat-pee rug, a breaking point, and the decision to start billing. The story of turning everyday resentment into a satirical app that asks what it would cost to replace everything you do.
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Turning Relationship Frustration Into a Wellness App Disrupting the Industry
Why price the work that never makes it onto a balance sheet? Wantrepreneur calls Lisa a “true disruptor” and explores how InvisiBILL uses AI to challenge whose work gets counted—and what it’s worth.
Listen to the interview →Read: Unconventional Success: How Lisa Anderson’s Bold Strategy Redefined Wellness Apps →
