syketdas

I run a small agency and hit a breaking point with our tool stack. Project management in one app, invoicing in another, time tracking somewhere else, team chat, file sharing, a client portal - none of it connected. We were spending $30-50/user/month across everything, and half our time went into keeping things in sync.

So I built 7desk.io. One platform that handles projects, tasks, invoicing, time tracking, team chat, file management, client portal, and role-based access control. One login, one subscription.

This isn't trying to be Notion or another "everything app." It's specifically for agencies and freelancers who bill clients and need to give them visibility without bolting on another tool.

We're in pre-launch right now. Professional plan is $9.99/mo (50% launch discount) and the first 1,000 users get an additional 10% off for life.

If you run an agency or freelance - what tools are you currently stitching together? What would actually make you switch?

7desk.io

we’ve seen those issues too.

We don’t treat Next.js as a default. We use it only when it clearly fits the problem, and we’re careful about how much of its abstraction layer we actually rely on.

In practice, we keep architectures simple, maintain clear boundaries between frontend/backend, and are strict about security and deployment hygiene. When Next.js would add more complexity than value, we choose a simpler stack instead.

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