Deaco
Business documents, ready to send
What it does
Deaco turns a few details into ready-to-send business documents and client messages in under a minute. Create proposals, client replies, contracts, NDAs, invoices, change orders, reminders, and more — without starting from a blank page. Built for freelancers and small service businesses. We’re launching early and looking for honest feedback. Try it, break it, and tell us what you’d improve.
Create polished proposals, contracts, invoices, project briefs, SOWs and client communications with AI — then edit, export, save and send from one workspace.
Pick up where you left off or move a client to the next step. Operational signals from documents, approvals, signatures, payments and client engagement. Approvals, signatures, payments, follow-ups and client activity — prioritized in one place. Create a public intake link. New submissions arrive here with the context needed for Project Memory. Projects, documents, money, signatures and follow-ups in one timeline. Payments and subscription changes are handled on Stripe-hosted pages. Card details never pass through Deaco. Deaco stores session tokens as hashes in D1. This view shows timing only; it does not store device fingerprints or location history. Send selected Deaco workflow events to…from dataxten.com
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