Rinkta
I ran a software agency for about ten years. Every client used a different task manager, which doesn't sound like a problem until it's your whole life. I spent more time digging through those things trying to figure out what we'd done than actually doing anything. So I built Rinkta to get that time back. Seemed smarter than continuing to lose my mind. What it does is, it takes all your tasks out of Asana, Linear, ClickUp, GitHub, Basecamp, whatever you got, figures out how long each one took, puts the right rate on it, and lands the whole thing in one dashboard. That's the program. Not much…
Rinkta launched on July 15, 2026 with 8 votes, #2,235 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
Rinkta plugs into the tools your team already uses, bills for work as it gets completed, and finally shows you how your agency is actually doing. No timers, no manual logging.
Rinkta plugs into Asana, GitHub, Linear, and Slack to capture completed work, estimate hours, and generate client-ready invoices in one click.
Rinkta captures finished work from Asana, GitHub, Linear, and Slack, estimates the hours, and drafts client-ready invoices. You see which clients actually make money — and nobody changes how they work. Rinkta captures the work, shows you the margins, and drafts the invoices. You hit send. Your team closes tasks where they already work. Rinkta captures each one and estimates the hours with AI. No timers, no timesheets. Revenue by client, who's at capacity, who's drowning, all live in one place. Or just ask: "Which clients actually made us money last month?" Every billable hour lands on a draft invoice, rates and taxes applied. Review, send. Billing day becomes a ten-minute job. Unlimited…from rinkta.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
I ran a software agency for about ten years. Every client used a different task manager, which doesn't sound like a problem until it's your whole life. I spent more time digging through those things trying to figure out what we'd done than actually doing anything. So I built Rinkta to get that time back. Seemed…
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