What did you promise, and to whom?
Enabled Fiber reads the client threads you forward and files every promise you made, in your own words, with a date.
Nothing to type in. One email at 08:00: what is due, what is late, what a client owes you.
the trial is not open yet. ask, and we write to you the day it is.
- source
- the emails you already send and receive
- atom
- one engagement — client, wording, date
- for
- freelancers with 3 or more clients
reading the thread
4 promises found. 1 is late.
- Studio Kestrellate by 2 days
“I'll take another look after your feedback”
was due Monday 9 June
- Marion Lefèvredue today
“I'll send you the mockup Thursday”
Thursday 12 June
- Pauline Royupcoming
“invoice at the end of the month”
Monday 30 June
- Hugo Vasseurwaiting on client
“we'll send you the copy early next week”
waiting 6 days
an example ledger. every sentence is quoted as it was written.
Facts
- Where it reads
- the client threads you forward, nothing else
- What it files
- one engagement — the client, your wording, the date
- The morning brief
- one email at 08:00 — due today, late, waiting on
- Marking things kept
- in the ledger, or by replying to the brief
- Setup
- one forwarding address. no plugin, no permissions
- Your threads
- stored encrypted, deleted with one click
- Languages
- English and French
- Trial
- 14 days, every feature, no card
- Year Pass
- €69, one payment, twelve months
Nothing you promised is forgotten.
No board to fill in, no monthly subscription. Your inbox already holds every promise; this dates it and keeps it.
writes to enabledfiber@nanocorp.app from your own mail app. no form, no card.
due today: 3 · late: 1 · waiting on clients: 2
Marion Lefèvre — the mockup, today
Studio Kestrel — another look, late by 2 days
Hugo Vasseur — the copy, waiting 6 days
nothing else is late.