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Briefs and proposals
Matched briefs arrive with the budget band and deadline attached. The client completes a structured requirement brief before you quote, so scope is written down by them rather than assumed by you.
Unlimited on Pro
Run the practice,not the admin.
Briefs in, proposals out, contracts signed, hours tracked, invoices chased and tax held back before you spend it. One system instead of six, and all of it works from your phone.
BriefsMatched to your discipline, rate and current capacity
ContractsE-signature with capped revisions and a kill fee as standard
InvoicesPayment links, and chasing that runs without you
TimeTracked on the phone, unbilled hours turned into an invoice
Paid from£24 a month with a 14-day trial
The whole practice,in one place.
Six groups of tools. Every one of them exists because freelancers lose money in that exact gap.
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Contracts that protect you
Send for e-signature with revisions capped, a kill fee in the terms and rights transferring on final payment rather than signature.
Default terms, editable
03
Invoicing and chasing
Unlimited invoices with a payment link the client can use without an account. Chasing starts the moment an invoice passes terms, so the awkward second email always goes.
Runs on a schedule
04
Time and unbilled hours
Track against a project from your pocket. Unbilled time is surfaced on the dashboard and becomes an invoice in one action.
Where the money usually leaks
05
Finance and tax
Expenses logged as they happen and tax set aside on every payment received, so what is left is actually yours.
Budgeting, not filing
06
Clients and scheduling
Unlimited clients including the ones you brought yourself, a booking link, a notification when a proposal is opened, and a nudge when someone goes quiet.
No cut on your own clients
Where the moneyusually goes missing.
Four leaks, and what closes each one.
Scope creep
A revision round with no cap turns a fixed fee into an open commitment. The standard contract caps rounds and prices the rest at your day rate, and micro-milestones are approved one at a time.
Capped revisions, staged sign-offUnbilled hours
Time tracked in a notebook rarely reaches an invoice. Hours logged against a project sit on the dashboard until they are billed, and converting them takes one tap.
Surfaced until billedLate payment
Most freelancers send one reminder and then wait. Chasing is scheduled from the day an invoice passes terms and escalates on its own.
Automated from day oneThe tax bill
Money that arrives feels like income until January. A set percentage is held back on receipt, so the balance you see is spendable.
Held on receiptYour next brief,contract and invoicerun from here.
Set up the practice once. The tools then run in the background while you do the work.
Free plan needs no card. Paid plans carry a 14-day trial.