Accordio
Hey HN, I'm Roma, 21, from Bucharest, Romania. At 20 I was running a 12-person design studio doing €250K/year. Then I lost €50K+ to clients who never paid. No contracts, just trust. Studio collapsed, I took €40K in debt. That experience led me to build Accordio – an AI-powered contract and payment platform for freelancers. The core idea: paste your meeting notes, AI extracts scope/deliverables/payment terms and generates a proposal. Client accepts → contract auto-generates. Contract signed → invoice auto-generates. Everything interlinked, no re-entering data across 4 different…
Accordio launched on June 20, 2025 with 141 votes, #272 of 7,999 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
No more drowning in legal jargon or copying random clauses from sketchy templates you found online. I help you create, analyze, and manage contracts that actually make sense. Think of me as your slightly witty legal sidekick who speaks human, not lawyer.
The tools Claude is missing: track time, sign contracts, send invoices, get paid. Free MCP connector for Claude, Claude Code, and any agent.
Track time, draft invoices, sign contracts, get paid. Accordio is the back office Claude never had: one URL to connect it, or text it on WhatsApp or Telegram. No new apps. Accordio is the assistant + the all‑in‑one super app. Just chat. Your Mac tracks the day on its own. Ask what you worked on, see what is unbilled, turn it into an invoice. Describe the project. Get a contract. Send for signature. Two minutes. Bank synced with Plaid. Deposits matched to invoices. Receipts filed. Your numbers stay ready for tax time. Morning briefings. Overdue reminders. Deadline warnings. Before you even ask. Reads new mail, drafts replies in your voice, flags what needs you. Inbox handled. Auto-join…from accordio.ai
In the maker’s words, at launch
Been building this with AI since before "vibe coding" was a term. 2 years, mass amounts of credits, 4 complete rebuilds. Lovable → Gemini → GPT-5 → Claude. Paste meeting notes → AI generates proposal → client accepts → contract auto-generates → client signs → invoice ready. Describe your project once, everything…
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