Freelancers lose ~3 hrs/month to untracked time.
At $48/hr, that's ~$2k/year of work you never charged for.
Solo Studio fixes it: clients, hours, invoices in one place.
Free to start 👇
https://t.co/MbkdLQQ4cj
Two things I’m building right now:
→ an AI agency helping businesses actually ship, not just experiment
→ an app that makes freelance life less chaotic
Both came from the same frustration: good work getting buried under bad process
Every freelance tool is secretly built for agencies.
Solo Studio is built for one person.
Clients → billable hours → invoice. That's it.
Live now, free to start.
Started building Solo Studio yesterday.
No users, no polish, no idea if it'll work. Just an idea I couldn't ignore and a blank screen.
Going to build this in public follow along for the messy parts.
Day 1. Let's go.
Running an AI agency taught me something: most businesses aren't broken, their tools are. Everything lives in a different app.
I was doing the exact same thing to myself as a freelancer.
So I built Solo Studio time, projects, and invoicing in one place.
Fixed the businesses.
18, running an AI agency, shipping a product on the side.
Solo Studio: time tracking, projects, and invoicing for freelancers — one workspace instead of four tools.
Building it in public. Want to watch it break? Reply 👇
Freelancing meant Toggl, Notion, Harvest, and a spreadsheet for who owed me.
Four tools. One person. Zero good reason for it.
So I built Solo Studio one workspace where it all connects. Log billable hours, invoice with the numbers already done. Kanban + dashboard included.