Kalepio
Everything between you and your client, in one place.
What it does
The brief, the conversation, the payment and the delivery of every project in a single link. For photographers, designers, developers and freelancers.
The questions at the start, the follow-ups, the conversation, the payment and what you hand over at the end. You stop chasing information; your client stops wondering where things stand. No card needed. Five orders a month, free, for as long as you like. Before, after A conversation keeps everything. It sorts nothing. On the left, a job followed through a WhatsApp thread: the questions, the transfer and the files in the same scroll. On the right, the same job on Kalepio. You write down what you need in order to start, properly, one time. It will serve for every new client without being retyped. They get a link in your name, with no account to create. They answer when they can, upload what…from kalepio.com
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