nflo
Work management built for the way your brain works
What it does
Work management built for neurodivergent solo contractors. nflo picks what to work on, tracks your hours per client, and keeps your progress visible. Free while it's in beta.
Work management built for neurodivergent solo contractors. nflo picks what to work on, tracks your hours per client, and keeps your progress visible. Free while it
A focused tool for neurodivergent solo contractors. Know what to work on, track your time, and actually feel good about what you get done. Eight things. That's the whole app. Built for solo contractors who find the usual project tools too heavy, or just wrong for how they think. Stop staring at a list of 40 tasks. Every morning, AI tells you the three things to work on now and why it picked them. One-click timers linked to clients, priced at that client's rate as you log them. See what the time was worth, not just how long it took. Set what you need to bill each period and watch the total climb towards it. nflo tells you whether you're ahead or behind pace while there's still time to do…from nflo.app
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