I’m building a tiny client portal + invoice nudger (and I’d love blunt feedback)
I’m a senior software engineer and I’m shipping my first public SaaS: WooTrack.
The idea is simple: freelancers often lose time to client status pings and invoice follow-ups. I kept seeing the same loop:
- “Any update?” messages scattered across email/DMs
- Project progress that lives in the freelancer’s head
- Invoices that get sent… then quietly ignored unless you chase
A lot of tools solve this, but many feel either too heavyweight for solo work or priced in a way that pushes you into an “agency suite” you do not need. I’m building something intentionally small to cover the core loop: keep clients informed and get paid.
What WooTrack does today (MVP)
- Create a client and a project
- Share a public client link (no login)
- Post updates to a timeline the client can always check
- Send automatic invoice reminders so you don’t have to nudge manually
Landing / waitlist: https://wootrack.app
What I need help with
If you’ve built or used SaaS for freelancers, I’d love your take on:
1) Does the landing page clearly explain the value fast?
2) What feels vague or “marketing-ish” that should be more concrete?
3) What would make you trust this for real client work (security, branding, exports, integrations, etc)?
4) What is the one feature you’d consider non-negotiable for a freelancer client portal?
If you want early access, join the waitlist and comment with your role (design/dev/marketing/etc) and how you currently handle client updates + invoices. I’ll use that to shape the next iteration.
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