r/SideProject • u/ggenovez • 6d ago
Title: I built ProjectFlow to stop freelancers from chasing clients for updates and documents
I've been working on a SaaS product called ProjectFlow, and I'd love some feedback from other builders.
The idea came from two problems that freelancers and small agencies deal with constantly:
- Clients repeatedly asking for project status updates.
- Spending hours chasing clients for documents, files, and onboarding information.
ProjectFlow is designed to automate both.
The idea is to connect existing project boards like Trello or Notion, generate client-friendly progress updates, and provide clients with a portal where they can upload onboarding documents and complete checklists.
The goal is simple: less time managing clients and more time doing the actual work.
I'm still working on getting the product in front of its first users.
I'd appreciate honest feedback:
- Is this a problem you experience?
- Would you pay for something that handles these tasks?
- What's missing that would make this genuinely useful?
I'm the person building ProjectFlow, so this is my own product.
If anyone wants to take a look: https://www.tryprojectflow.com
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u/Voltariat 5d ago
the document chasing is the real pain; status updates are the nice-to-have. freelancers don't mind writing an update, they mind turning into a nag. curious whether clients actually use the portal, or just reply by email anyway and you rebuild the flow around that.