Fugoya

Fugoya

Finally freelance software that means less work and not more

5.0
1 review

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Your all-in-one freelance toolkit. Manage tasks, write proposals with recurring blocks, track your time automatically and turn it into fully custom styled invoices with a single click. Then wrap everything in projects and be aware of their health at any time.
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Thomas Strobl
Hi Product Hunt! After 16 years of being self-employed and having an itch for productivity apps I think I’ve pretty much seen them all. The #1 thing that always bothered me is how much time is spent using those apps and how inefficient they are or how they are always made for (preferably large) teams (as that’s where the $$$ is). “When I became a freelance designer, I wasn't aware that apart from my job as a designer I have to spend half of my time managing a business. I’m a designer, not a manager. Most software that should help actually introduces complexity, rather than taking it away from me.” That’s what I hear from tons of friends and colleagues from the creative industries all the time. And it’s true: If it takes 15 clicks to get stuff done it’s just shifting complexity from one problem to another. So I thought: What if? · What if instead of guessing how long things take me – I decided what kind of work on my laptop belongs to which project up front and then it tracks automatically how long I have worked for a project without pressing a button? · What if instead of opening up 6 old proposals and copying stuff over – my proposals were made up of blocks in the first place and I can search for them directly when creating a new one? · What if instead of guessing (and sometimes forgetting) I could the see the health (budget/time) of all of my projects on a single screen? · What if organizing the workload of the next couple of days meant just dragging tasks I should do next over to a certain day? · What if instead of manually looking through emails, paper notes, notion docs, wetransfer links, etc… to find what you agreed on 3 months ago – you had a clear, searchable single-source-of-truth? · What if instead of EITHER having beautifully custom (manual) Invoices from InDesign OR benefitting from automation – we could just have both? · What if the software tells me if something needs to be done and not the other way around, like if I worked enough for a client to send out a new invoice? · And most importantly – what if all of this was available in a singular house where these domains can interact with and inform each other and are not spread across 6 different apps? That’s what eventually became Fugoya. A thoughtfully designed desktop app, focused around actually making you productive. You can try it right away for free as long as you want (I hate time-based trials, what if I don’t have enough time to test it within 2 weeks?). The only catch? Well, if you're actively using it to run your business and make money, we kindly ask you to consider a subscription. This means that all features have quantity limits that are sufficient for testing but not for running a full-fledged business, such as a limit of 5 invoices. I think that's only fair, right? As a thank-you for early support, all early access subscribers get their price plans frozen, meaning that you will never experience a price increase, which will happen once we’re out of our early access phase. Over the last three years I poured my heart and soul into this product, hoping to improve the status quo on actually, actually, actually productive software. It’s 100% bootstrapped, no hidden agenda, no rush to an exit, very honest software really designed to make a difference. And I’m hoping it can do that for you too!
Bon
@tom2strobl Congrats on the launch!
Garen D Orchyan
@tom2strobl Congratulations on the launch, good luck today 🦄♥️
Thomas Strobl
@orchyan thanks Garen, appreciate it!
Paul Pamfil
Came across this freelance toolkit that looks promising for managing the usual freelancer's workload, GJ🚀
Thomas Strobl
@paul_pamfil thanks Paul!
Congrats on the launch! 💪
Thomas Strobl
@laurentiu_stefan thanks stefan!