For freelancers who rewrite the email nine times

Stop paying the ADHD tax on every client message.

Record a voice note or dump the raw, anxious version. Get back a short, firm, factual message: no apologies, no backstory, one clear next step and a date.

I used to spend 40 minutes rewriting one overdue-invoice email, heart pounding. Now I hit record, mumble the mess, and send a firm message in two minutes. It paid for itself the first week.
Sarah M.Sarah M.Brand designer, MilanVerified Freelancer
The scope-creep deflector is gold. A client asked for “one tiny change” (the fourth that week) and I didn't spiral — I sent the script and got a paid change order the same day.
James O.James O.Web developer, DublinVerified Freelancer
No apologies, no backstory, just the fact and a date. I feel like a professional instead of a nervous wreck every time an invoice is late. My anxiety about client emails is basically gone.
Giulia R.Giulia R.Copywriter, RomeVerified Freelancer

Overdue Invoices

30, 60, 90+ days late. Name the amount and the date.

Scope Creep Deflector

Extra requests outside what was agreed and paid for.

Rush Work & Premium Pricing

Urgent work, priced like urgent work.

Unscheduled Call Shield

“Quick call?” — redirect to written or booked time.

Simple pricing

Start free. Move to Pro when 3 scripts a month stop being enough.

Free

$0/month

  • 3 scripts per month
  • Voice and text
  • All 4 scenarios
Start free

Pro

$9.99/month

  • Unlimited scripts (voice and text)
  • “Open in Email” button
  • Saved history
Choose Pro

Premium

$29.99/month

  • Everything in Pro
  • Custom templates
  • Team access
Choose Premium

Before → after

“Hi! So sorry to bother you again, I know things have been hectic — totally understand — but if you get a chance at some point, is there any update on that invoice? No rush at all!”

“Invoice #214 for $2,400 was due on 12 August and is now 38 days past due. Please send payment by Friday 26 September. New work resumes once it clears.”