Your business is a flow, not a pile of files.
A brief turns into a proposal, a proposal into a project, a project into invoices. Tools that store each step in a different place make you the glue. We think the software should be the glue.
Built for people who run a business of one.
Six things we believe about freelance work. Every feature in FlowLNCR answers to one of them.
Collected money is the only number that counts.
Invoiced isn't earned until it's in your account. Every figure in FlowLNCR — revenue, goals, taxes, what you can pay yourself — starts from cash that actually arrived.
Clients shouldn't need an account to say yes.
A link they can open on a phone, choose a package on, ask a question on, and accept by typing their name. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to forget.
An assistant should ask before it acts.
Flowee reads your workspace only when you allow it, in that conversation, and changes nothing until you confirm. Help that surprises you isn't help.
What's private stays private.
Your workspace is walled off from everyone else by the database itself. Your private notes are encrypted on your device — nobody, us included, can read them.
Freelancing happens in every language.
English, French and Arabic from day one, right-to-left done properly, any currency on any document. Good work doesn't have a home country.
Who builds it
Salah Eddine Medkour
FlowLNCR is designed and built by Salah Eddine Medkour, a network engineer and web developer based in Annaba, Algeria. He made it to run his own freelance work, then opened it to others, by invitation.