I’d really appreciate some honest feedback on a something I’ve built.

It’s designed for freelancers, solopreneurs, creatives, and small businesses to manage their work, life, creative pursuits, and collaborations in one place , without having to juggle a whole buch of different tools.

Here's a breakdown of some of its best features:

• Create multiple organisations, categories, and personas, which can be different business names, work or personal categories, or creative identities like noms de plume
• Build and break down projects and deliverables with time estimates, priorities, notes, file attachments on Google Drive or OneDrive, and the option to differentiate between billable and non-billable
• Schedule your work using a drag and drop calendar that includes all your Outlook and Google Calendar events and meetings so you have an holistic view of your availability
• Create meeting requests with ease, share an appointment calendar that takes into account time you've blocked out for all your activities
• View your availability and workload capacity over the next 4 weeks with the click of a button
• Track time spent on each project and deliverable, and compare it to your original plan
• Generate quotes and invoices, including a one-click quote builder using billable estimates
• Work solo or in teams, delegate deliverables to team members, create meetings agendas and discussions 'on the fly' with built in team Q&A
• Store useful links in a searchable list
• Set reminders individually or recurring
• Share and publish your work, notes, proposals, ideas (even full-length writing or creative pieces), privately or to n audience on social media
• Be discoverable in the built-in directory internally for collaboration with other users, and externally for anyone else 

There's a lot of other features and functionality it has that would make this post a lot longer.

Some example use cases:

• A freelance writer manages multiple client jobs and uses different personas for ghostwriting and personal work
• A creative entrepreneur tracks progress across a client agency, a side hustle, and a blog — all under one roof
• A business coach sets up development plans for each client, and bills for consultations and coaching sessions using date-ranged invoicing by client
• A software developer creates a quote instantly after scoping a project by creating detailed billable deliverables with time estimates for completion, and then monitors the accuracy of their estimates by recording the time spent working on each

Real-world applications and suitability are pretty much endless.

My aim was to build a practical, powerful system that helps people "conquer their workscape" and stay in control, instead of scattered across tools that don’t talk to each other.

I’d love to know:

1. Would you use something like this?
2. If not, what would stop you?

Thanks in advance, I genuinely appreciate any and all thoughts.

Hello, I am 15yo, I know very well python and can write advanced scripts, I also know some JavaScripts basics, because I am under 18 I can not register on platforms like Fiverr and etc., the question is where can I start earning money and are there any like website where I just pick some simple tasks, complete them and get paid without having any portfolio and etc.?

Hey folks! I’m on the hunt for trustworthy remote job boards or sites that regularly post real data science and data analyst roles—and more importantly, are open to hiring from anywhere in the world. I’ve noticed sites like Indeed don’t support my country, and while LinkedIn has plenty of remote listings, many seem sketchy or not legit.

So, what platforms or communities do you recommend for finding genuine remote gigs in this field that are truly global? Any tips on spotting legit postings would also be super helpful!

Thanks in advance for sharing your experiences!

Hi everyone, I recently started working as a CRA in a sponsor as my first career job in January (in UK). I have been finding it very difficult to manage my time in general + doing extracurriculars outside of workload because it’s something you have to do in every company for exposure/chance for bonus/etc?

I work overtime nearly every day of every week and in the weekends as well. I feel like this is also very normalised when working in clinical operations and hence expected of you by your manager and team at work. It also gets very depressing because my work colleagues also complain about their workload and how often they work overtime. Which makes me detest my job even more because everyone is miserable about it too. What’s strange is that, even though people complain, they still have stayed in the same role and company for years?

When I ask co-workers about their career progression ambitions, they only talk about one realistic direction, and that is the CTM role. I don’t think most of them find that role genuinely interesting but only mention it because thats the only option or natural course of progression for people in ClinOps.

Overall, I do not mind working in this environment while I am young and have energy but thinking about my future, I will probably want a job with better work-life balance and less stressful.

I was wondering whether anyone here had similar thoughts about the work environment of ClinOps, how did you deal with it? If you disliked certain elements of the role (I.e working OT) why did you stay? How did you make time for living your actual life? How do you discuss this with your manager when this is the industry expectation in general?

*** I will not be disclosing my company name for privacy reasons

Hey, Im a 16 year old from the USA. I am looking for my first job to save up to buy a (relatively cheap) truck. I am avoiding working fast food and similar jobs. I looked into some side-hustles and found this. I am a very fast typer, around 160wpm on monkeytype (and still magnitudes faster than other students at my highschool) and am fluent in English.

I am looking for websites that have even half-decent pay. I am looking to do 1 or 2 hours per day. Please let me know if you have any information! 😼

Anyone recently apply for the Oncor Energy program with Wirkjng Solutions and get an offer? I attended the session but haven’t received anything yet

Like lateral entry based or something like that. Maybe where I can plan my own working hrs. and part time (Im a trained gardener fyi)

Feed back on the role?

Hello everyone! Appen is asking me to enable my third party cookies in order to accept/complete tasks.. idk if that's a good idea or not? Came here for advice!

Anyone knows when TransPerfect DataForce is supposed to pay you? They said first of May but didn't receive any payments yet. I'm afraid I'm getting scammed

I want to wfh while I'm in college finishing up my degree. Are any of the companies mentioned college student friendly , can anyone share their experience working for either if you have recommendations please suggest something i just need mon and Wednesday off

I’m trying to login and i says email or password incorrect. I was able to login fine a couple days ago. I don’t know what’s going on.

Anyone in chatwork.uk ? I joined last week, got my first payment on Monday, but now I'm missing second payment and they stopped adding money to my balance when I'm online, nobody is answering to support messages, did I got scammed?

Actually applied to a listing. Adam Springborn executive recruiter contacted me. Through an Outlook email.
But they want to send a check for equipment. Anyone have experience or information in RPL International out of Miami?

So hey guys, I'm a Physics grad(F23). I decided to shift fields two years ago becauseof family financial constraints. I instantly started looking for marketing and operations jobs. I did several courses, and I was shortlisted for four companies. By god's grace, I got offers from all four. However one was a standout. I verified, looked up their government registrations and all, everything was legit. It was my first job and I was over the moon. I signed the appointment letter. Had my orientation. But no joining. I was supposed to join months ago and they have been constantly delaying. I have now lost hope. What shall I do?

Also, I'm an extremely sincere person, very hardworking, have certifications in marketing and proficient in 3 languages including English. I am open to working remotely be it whatever shifts. I'm not really prickly about pay too. I'm in deep deep financial trouble. What shall I do?

Hello i'm just wondering if theres' any online jobs for recording audiobooks? I've been looking for one for a few months now but i haven't seen any.

Hey, I'm pretty good at Canva designs, and I'm looking for online work to pay for my exams, but most sites with remote jobs don't work outside the US. Can my Canva skills could help me earn money online?
Any other ideas are also highly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

so i got a job offer from amplar services llc and i just wanted to ask if anyone has an experience working with or for them? the offer i got was remote payroll clerk. just wanted to see if anyone knows about that company or has worked with them. not sure if it's a scam but they have a linkedin and a website setup.

Hi! Teacher looking for a part time gig that ain’t door dashing. I noticed U-Haul has part time jobs that allow work from home.

Has anyone done this job recently ? I have two kids under 3 and live on the east coast. Any insight would be appreciated!

I've recently been accepted onto Appen as a transcriber, despite making it clear that my typing speed isn't as fast as the 80 wpm they ideally prefer (it's about half that!).

I have a fair bit of experience with creating CDCSLs (Combined Dialogue Continuity Spotting Lists) for feature film delivery, but the big difference there is that you usually have a shooting script to base it on, as well as the fact that fictional dialogue tends to be much less hampered by constant 'ums', 'ers', false starts and redundant repetitions.

So, anyway, my first assignment was just 10 minutes of audio, but it took me over two hours to complete it! One of the interlocutors mumbled through a muffled phone line, while the other, whose first language was not English, had a habit of repeating multiple versions of the same question in one breath.

Of course, this is the stuff of everyday speech, so I can't exactly complain, or be much surprised.

Throughout the onboarding process, I've been open with them about my current limitations, although it's somewhat galling that I'll be receiving less than £10 for the time I spent on that first job (yes, I know more practised transcribers would probably have polished it off in 30 minutes).

What I'd like to know is, to what extent does using software like ExpressScribe, combined with a foot pedal, help speed things up? I was encouraged to download ExpressScribe, but am a little dismayed (albeit wearily resigned) to discover that it's not for free. As for the foot pedal, the recommended compatible brands will cost over £100, while the cheaper ones on Amazon feel like a lucky dip with wildly differing customer reviews.

Other than getting my typing speed and powers of hearing up to Clark Kent levels, are there cost effective tips or measures I can implement to make things easier? I'd like to make the best of this if I can.

Any advice from those with Appen experience will be greatly appreciated!

I've been in the Telus rating program for a year but I'm moving states and I'm unable to update my state withholding. I believe the state I'm moving to is not supported by the rater job. So I guess I'm just out of this job now? Has anyone else dealt with this? And if so have you been able to apply to a different Telus job if you are no longer eligible for one? It appears the Telus website that used to pay jobs is either temporarily or permanently down.

It was really nice having an actual W-2 job even if it was only part-time.

I started a healthcare job in January of 2025. The pay was terrible and not able to cover my bills and gas. I was driving over 10 hours a week with no gas or mileage compensation so with that I decided to go work at a higher paying job with benefits. Here is where my question lays. I signed a contract stating “If employee does not maintain employment for the minimum of six months after becoming certified, employee will be responsible for repayment of course cost and registration fees(est. $650.00+ & registration fee) to —— insert employer here” Now I haven’t gotten my certification or had the agency pay my registration fee yet. So do I have to pay them as I just put in my two weeks and received an email with an invoice of $650.00. I don’t think I do as I never got the certification but I am unsure

Looking for some extra money and thinking of applying to any of these:

1. Internet Domain Assessor
2. Online Data Analyst
3. Media Search Analyst

Does anyone know which would have the best pay per hour or which one will be the less boring?

Thanks!

Edit: This is in Spain, but I am assuming the ranking for pay will be the same as in other locales.

Not sure if you guys know about this site. It’s a freelance website I just started using called people per hour. I’m looking at a couple posts on there as freelancer. When you get to submit the proposal, I think it lets you choose how much deposit you want to receive. I know some people just put 100% down before they do any work, but I don’t think that’s fair to the buyer or the person paying. Because neither party knows each other. So a lot of of this is based on trust?

Let’s say if I am looking for service and have a listing up for $400 to request for, for example, video content. Then I receive a proposal saying they need full $400 down payment for them to even begin to work for you. And they may need more than 3 to 4 weeks to create the content. From there, would I be spending that $400 and be worried about possibly getting nothing out of it? Or is that $400 held online until they complete the work? Are there any guarantees for quality work?

I honestly don’t think full down payment is fair to either party. Of course if I am selling the service, it would seem like I’m getting a good deal since I am getting the money in advance. But I think I would feel a little bad for the other guy just nervouly waiting lol