Melororium
Pay once. Own your workspace. No monthly fees ever.
Melororium launched on June 9, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
I was paying $300/month for ClickUp, Notion, and Toggl. Three tools that never talked to each other. Three invoices I'd never stop paying. So I built Melororium — tasks, time tracking, and team coordination in one workspace. One payment. No subscriptions. No renewal emails. For freelancers and small agencies tired of renting tools they'll never own. $199 one-time. Yours forever.
Stop paying per seat. Melororium is a flat-fee workspace for teams of 4 to 25: projects, time tracking, CRM and invoices, one price. No seat tax. From $29/mo.
We are currently building this module to seamlessly integrate with your workspace. Check our roadmap to see what's coming next. " I was paying $180 a month across four separate tools to stay disorganized. Melororium’s modular design lets me toggle off everything I don’t need and keep my workspace clean. " " We had projects scattered across three tools and no one knew what was actually due. Having the kanban, timers, and client billing in one place cut our weekly catch-up meetings in half. " " We didn’t need more features, we needed fewer apps. Having project tracking, client timers, and automated invoicing natively connected in one place has saved us hours of administrative work. " " Our…from melororium.com
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