🧩 The Marketplace
Every project starts with the essentials. Open the Marketplace and add whatever else your team needs: check-ins, milestones, time tracking, a CRM, a domain manager and more. Every one is free, and taking one away never deletes a thing.
How it works
Project admins choose what a project uses. Everyone in the project can browse the Marketplace.
New in the Marketplace
The newest sections, free like the rest.
Deals in a pipeline you drag along, with the people and companies behind them, the next step for each, a nudge when one goes quiet, and a forecast.
See what it does →
Paste your domain names. It finds the registrar and expiry date, checks the DNS, email and certificate, and reminds you before anything runs out.
See what it checks →Keep the work moving: who’s doing what, by when, and how close you are.
Lists of what needs doing, who’s doing it and by when, with checklists, labels, priorities and repeating tasks.
Cards moving across columns, Trello-style, for work that flows through stages.
The project’s dates: events, deadlines and milestones on one calendar, with invitations and reminders.
The big dates and how close you are to them, worked out from the tasks and cards tied to each.
“When this happens, do that”: rules that take the busywork off everyone’s hands.
Decide things together without another meeting.
One place for the things everyone should read: announcements, proposals, updates. Each post keeps its own discussion, so nothing gets lost in chat.
A running conversation for the quick stuff that doesn’t need a post.
Video calls, or a notetaker for meetings in the room, with a summary and actions when you finish.
Recurring questions, like “What did you work on today?”, asked at each person’s own time, with answers in one place.
A regular status update, on track or at risk, drafted for you from the week’s work.
Ask a question, get an answer: single or multiple choice, anonymous if you like, closing on its own.
Ideas, links, email and files, kept where everyone can find them.
Documents written right here, and files uploaded, in folders everyone can find.
The project gets its own email address: forward anything to it and it lands where it should.
Every link the team keeps hunting for, in groups, with the important ones pinned to the project page.
An idea in the middle, branches off it. Brainstorm, plan or untangle a problem, then turn branches into tasks.
The work around the work: clients, time, releases and domains.
Turn what got done into release notes, and keep a changelog your users can read.
The people the project deals with, and every call, email and meeting with them.
Track time on tasks and cards with a timer or by hand, and see what it comes to.
Add your domain names and it finds out the rest: the registrar, when each one expires, where its DNS, email and website are, and whether its certificate is healthy. You hear about it before anything runs out.
Every deal from first chat to signed: drag it through your stages, keep the people and companies together, and always know the next step. It uses your contacts, so adding it brings Contacts along too.
Ask in plain words and it does the busywork, in every section you use. It checks with you first.
“What did we decide about pricing?” Answers from everything in the project, with links to where it came from.
Give someone just the sections they need, to view or to edit, and even just some task lists, boards or folders.
What happened since you last looked, from every section, with emails you can switch off one by one.
Start with the essentials and add the rest when you want it. All of it free.
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