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Leads, projects, tickets, chat, contracts, invoices and the money, all wired to each other. The invoice knows its project. The ticket knows its client. Your client logs into the same place and sees only their side. Built by a freelancer who was sick of five apps.
Hi, I'm Damian. Automotive designer, freelancing since 2014, small remote team.
I built OIO because my projects lived in one app, invoices in another, files somewhere else, and clients saw none of it without me sending screenshots. Stuff got lost constantly. Deadlines, budgets, invoices I forgot to send.
So now it's one app. A lead becomes a client, the client gets a project, the project has its tickets, files, chat and calendar, and the invoice that comes out of it knows what's still owed. Clients get their own login and only see their side. Seats are included in the plan, so inviting someone doesn't change what you pay.
It's in beta. Telling me where it doesn't fit how you work helps me way more than compliments. I'm here all day.
Free to try, code OIO-BETA gives you 3 months on any plan.
Bringing the client and financial side together makes sense. The linked workflow, especially invoices tied directly to projects, feels like a practical answer to app overload. I upvoted it.
About OIO on Product Hunt
“Your whole client business behind one login”
OIO was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #145 on the daily leaderboard. Leads, projects, tickets, chat, contracts, invoices and the money, all wired to each other. The invoice knows its project. The ticket knows its client. Your client logs into the same place and sees only their side. Built by a freelancer who was sick of five apps.
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Damian Bishop
Hi, I'm Damian. Automotive designer, freelancing since 2014, small remote team.
I built OIO because my projects lived in one app, invoices in another, files somewhere else, and clients saw none of it without me sending screenshots. Stuff got lost constantly. Deadlines, budgets, invoices I forgot to send.
So now it's one app. A lead becomes a client, the client gets a project, the project has its tickets, files, chat and calendar, and the invoice that comes out of it knows what's still owed. Clients get their own login and only see their side. Seats are included in the plan, so inviting someone doesn't change what you pay.
It's in beta. Telling me where it doesn't fit how you work helps me way more than compliments. I'm here all day.
Free to try, code OIO-BETA gives you 3 months on any plan.