Homepage hero needs another pass
ACME Co. asked for changes and the ball is back with you.
Give every client their own branded portal — files, feedback and progress in one calm place. No more scattered threads.
Every freelancer knows this chaos. You're probably living it right now.
Files buried in threads. Feedback scattered across 8 replies. “Oops, wrong attachment.” Sound familiar?
Clients don’t know what’s done or blocked — so they email. You respond. Repeat three times a week, per project.
You’re sending Dropbox links and Drive shares. Your client wonders if the whole project will be like this.
Your clients get a branded, organised space. You get silence in your inbox and confidence in your process.
No bloated project management. Just what you need to keep clients informed and projects on track.
Upload, version, and organise deliverables. Clients always have the latest — no re-sending.
Real-time progress. Milestones, timelines, and status in one view clients can check anytime.
Comments tied to specific files and deliverables. Context stays in one place, forever.
Your logo and your colours on every portal. Clients see your studio first.
Your dashboard shows which projects need you and which are waiting on the client. No more chasing for feedback.
Each portal lives behind its own private link. No client accounts to manage, and you can change the link when the project ends.
Dashinu was built by two freelancers and a shiba inu, Cajeta, who kept getting buried in email threads. Now every client portal has a friendly face watching over it, making sure nothing gets lost.
Dashinu isn't a startup with a growth team. It's a small tool built from a home office, with a shiba inu asleep under the desk.
For six years I watched my human, Ethan, freelance as a software developer from the desk above my bed. The work was good. The around-the-work was not: files sent three times, feedback split across eight replies, and a Sunday-night “any update?” from a client who simply couldn't see what was done.
He tried project-management tools. Those were built for teams of forty, not for one freelancer and a client who just wants to know which version is live. So he called his friend Diego, and the two of them built what they wanted: one calm page per client, with everything on it.
I sat through every late night of it, and Diego always brought treats. They made me the mascot because I am exactly what they want Dashinu to feel like. Always there, never stressed, happy when you show up.
Literally — they're on a sticky note above the monitor. Every feature has to pass them.
If a feature makes the client page busier, it doesn’t ship. Your client should understand the page in five seconds.
Clients see your logo and your colours. Dashinu stays in the background — like a good dog under the table.
Every file, comment and decision has one home, forever. No “which version was it?” — ever again.
Start free with your first project. Upgrade when the second one shows up. No seats to count, no “contact sales”.
The first 100 paying customers get 40% off Solo or Studio, for life. Monthly or yearly. Not for a year — for as long as you stay subscribed.
Still wondering about something? Just ask.
No. Clients get one private link and that’s it. No account, no password, no fee, no app to install.
One project = one portal, with its own private link. A second project for the same client is a second portal. Archive a finished project and the slot frees up right away.
A small “Made with Dashinu” line sits in the portal footer on every plan. On Solo or Studio you can remove it with a one-time $19 add-on. It’s yours for good and works while your plan is active.
Yes, in one click. Your clients’ portals stay readable for 90 days so nobody loses a file.
Those features aren’t in the first release. Studio subscribers get them the day they ship, at no extra cost.
Yes — pay yearly and get two months free. If you’re one of the first 100 paying customers, your 40% founding discount applies on top, monthly or yearly.
Start on the free plan and upgrade from inside the app when you need more.
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