Designed for freelancers and consultants to manage 1-to-1 client collaborations. Penpoint focuses on simplicity, speed, and features tailored to your needs as an independent professional. demo video: https://youtube.com/shorts/QbBNu8-5ceo?feature=share
Hey, Product Hunt! 👋
I’m excited to introduce Penpoint, a simple and lightweight CRM designed to help freelancers and design consultants stay organized and manage their client relationships effortlessly.
As a freelancer myself, I’ve struggled with tools that are overly complex or packed with features I didn’t need. Penpoint is built to cut through the noise and focus on what truly matters—helping you track your clients and projects without the overwhelm.
Here’s what Penpoint does right now:
• Client & Project Tracking: Keep all your client information and project details organized in one intuitive dashboard.
• Simple Organization: Quickly view and update client and project statuses without unnecessary steps.
This is just the start! I’m looking for early adopters to try Penpoint and share feedback. Your input will directly shape future features and improvements.
Penpoint looks like a game-changer for freelancers seeking a simple, focused CRM! The lightweight design and streamlined client tracking are perfect for independent professionals
Congrats on the launch! @jonathanjamesc Are you maybe planning also to add time tracking for working on specific task and for having calls/emails with the client?
Congrats on your launch! Is the CRM mainly for usage on mobile apps? Would you consider building an app for it in the future?
Congrats on the launch! Love the simple, intuitive design. How do you handle invoicing and payments within Penpoint?
Congratulations on the launch @jonathanjamesc.
Suggestion: see if you can get a better teaser video. Something that can make users atleast try the product.
The recent good one I've seen is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igZCEr3HwCg
Penpoint's approach to tailoring CRM for freelancers and consultants is fascinating. I'm curious about the design philosophy behind it—how do you balance simplicity with providing enough depth for complex client interactions? For instance, does it adapt to freelancers managing long-term client relationships versus one-off projects?
