The focus on profitability for small businesses - and saving them from loss they can't recover from - is incredible. This looks very promising!

@olivia_golds Just joined today, thrilled to discover how it'll impact my business :)

I think it's an innovative take on a key tech tool and the actual design looks great. Brilliant!

Amazing idea! Finally a tech solution that makes email actionnable instead of a digital hoarding nightmare.

@NPTimms Will keep an eye on launch date ;)

Discovered it, tried it, signed up. As simple as that.

Love the design and the value proposition is unique. Very impressed with Toggl which I use daily, so I'm sure this is a killer app.

Can a freelancer use this and see value, or is it primarily beneficial to teams?

@m_schweigi Very helpful! Thanks.

Love that you're a 100% bootstrap app! It's rare. And the value proposition on this app is impressive: the client-freelancer communication can be quite nerve-wrecking on both ends. Wishing you the best for launch day :)

Hello Alex - so glad you listed your product here on BetaList! Your app sounds like it could have saved me from a very bad experience I've had lately.

I was using a very popular bookkeeping app and since I didn't use it for 2 months, I assumed that my subscription had ended meanwhile and I just had to pay one month in arrear to resume it, which is the way it usually goes. Upon logging in, I discovered that the app had blocked my access to all my invoices (you can imagine the panick and the disgusting feeling of having my own data held hostage by an otherwise very recommended tech company) and was demanding from me that I pay not a single month in arrear, but 2 months. I was livid. I inquired why I was expected to pay for 1 month of usage of the app that I didn't take advantage of. Their answer was that, my subscription was not related to a month-to-month usage, but to the number of 'active clients' listed on my account at any time, period.

Notice how they specifically didn't care whether I was *using* this number of active clients and getting value from them, they only cared that I was *displaying* this number of active clients on my account.

Overtime, my account had accumulated over 20 'active' clients. But at that time, I had scaled back my business and was routinely using this app for less than 5 clients and most often 1 client.

It means that I've lost hundred of dollars to that app because its pricing model is built to make money from your confusion and not focused on delivering you actual value for your money.

When I made the comparision between what they argued I was truly paying for every month and my actual usage of their app, I realized that their most appropriate plan for my business need at that time was... their free plan.

Long story short - you can bet I already signed up for your app and look forward to gathering more insights from it. It's going to be a blessing for many freelancers! Hopefully they won't go through my terrible experience.

@WebYourMind Hello again Alessandro - I tweeted it earlier today and will share on my social media accounts :)

Great idea! This is a much needed tool for developers.

Super innovative idea. I love the sleek and modern design of the boxes!

An app that supports personal development is by default a great initiative. Love your idea! About to check out the landing page.

You had me at "Dunder Mifflin org chart"!

@HaroldTheapp You should take a look at "The Adventures of Business Cat"! Lots of inspiration there too :) (and cats as a bonus, obviously).

@HaroldTheapp 😁

Wow! I was suspecting we'd see more and more startup ideas leveraging WordPress as a SaaS platform. "Zero BS CRM" is by far the most innovative project I've seen using this fresh approach so far. Kudos!

Very impressive app!

My new favorite bookmarks manager app! Looking forward to the Firefox extension release.

@magicnewme Great questions! Would love some answers too. So far it looks very promising.

The worst decision I've made as a beta tester, was to join, give feedback to, and promote Gemsmark around the web. The team behind the app decided to close it without warning users that their data would be forever lost. I had hundreds of links stored in that app that were not stored anywhere else. I will now refuse to volunteer my time and feedback in apps that do not have any "data export" feature on the day of the launch. Experiencing data loss is no fun, especially in the midst of a global pandemic. I have nothing to show for trusting Gemsmark with my data. This could have been handled better. What a shame.