A working creator's business lives in five places at once: brand emails in the inbox, briefs inside platform apps, rates in their head, contract terms in PDFs nobody rereads, and payment status in hope.
The failures are quiet and expensive. Follow-ups slip. Usage windows expire while a brand keeps running your content for free. My own platform record: 10 submissions, 8 approved — $0.00 earned.
So I built one pipe, and every deal flows through it.
"I'm a product designer and a dad of two, building this at 5 AM before the house wakes up. I didn't design the dashboard I wished existed. I designed the one my own business was bleeding without — then I ran my business on it until it held."
— Sharone Poole
A 56-field brand CRM and a 9-stage board. Rate, deliverables, invoice and dates travel with every deal.
Every usage window tracked as data, not memory — with renewal copy ready before it closes.
12 checks in plain words, a dollar cost on every flag, and the counter line to send back.
Outreach that actually landed, a fit check before anything sends, reply rate by source.
Highway, Express, The Ping and Money — automations that move the information so you never copy-paste your business.
SOPs, a hiring checklist and defined lanes, so a VA can run the board in about an hour a day.
Plus The Daily Layer — a morning card with what's overdue, a payment watch, and a testimonial ask that goes out right after delivery.
Tech check: it runs on Notion — a free account works — assembled from tools creators already trust: Gmail in, Drive for contracts, Wave for invoices, Telegram for alerts. You own it, in your own workspace. No monthly fee for the dashboard itself.
One time. You own it. For comparison: HoneyBook runs $588 a year, every year, and it knows nothing about usage windows.
1. Drop your email — no charge, ever, for joining.
2. Get the test drive: the demo copy, sample data, tap everything.
3. Ask questions. They shape the build. The list gets January access — and the price — first.
January 2027 to the public. Private beta is running now — testers are already inside.
No. $199 one time, and it's yours, in your own Notion. The tools it plugs into have their own plans.
Notion (free works), Gmail, and about an hour to set up with the guide. A VA is optional — the lanes are ready when you are.
Yes. Join the waitlist and the demo copy lands in your inbox — the real system, sample data.
Completely. The dashboard lives in your workspace. I never see your deals, your rates, or your numbers.
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