Parlo is a client portal for freelancers and creative agencies to manage approvals, feedback and invoicing in one place. Try it for free, no credit card required.
you can now search your dashboard by project name or client name. small feature. saves you from scrolling through every project just to find the one client keeps messaging about
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opening founding member pricing on parlo for the next 15 days
stays free: 2 active projects, no card. if you end up needing more, pro is 22% off ($7/m) and stays that price for as long as you stay subscribed
code: K2NZCZMA
https://t.co/XdvLNHGCcz
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three small ships this week
proposal/contract templates (stop writing every one from scratch), dashboard search by project or client name, and dark mode saved automatically, everywhere
free during beta π§‘
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shipped 3 templates today: client brief, late payment invoice, scope of work. free, on the landing page now. stuff i wish existed when i was freelancing
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had a client go quiet for a week and then act like nothing happened when they came back. no acknowledgment, no "sorry for the delay," just straight back into asking for things. still don't know how to feel about that
Said something was coming. Here it is: rebuilt Parlo's entire public landing page β real product mockups, public routes for signup/login/pricing.
Also means Google Search Console finally verified. Sitemap's submitted. The login-wall irony from a few weeks back is fixed.
reread some of the earliest posts from when this account had like 13 impressions. weirdly motivating. not because the numbers were good, they weren't, but because the fact that I was already doing this then means the current slow week isn't actually starting from zero
the annoying thing about a quiet build week is the marketing doesn't get to be quiet too. still need to show up here even when there's nothing new to show
tried to verify parlo with google search console this week. it wouldn't go through. turns out the homepage sits behind a login. the tool built entirely around removing login friction has a login wall stopping google from looking at it. sat with that one for a minute
zero commits this week. not because I'm burnt out, just because assignments exist and rent doesn't pay itself with vibes. building this around a degree is its own kind of math problem