CommitCat
WhereIsMyProject
Bonsai
GetMyFolio
OnePublish
Request for maintainers
"Hey, just checking in โ how's the project going?"
Every freelancer knows this email. Your client isn't micromanaging. They're anxious โ they can't see what's happening. So they write. You stop working to reply. They feel guilty for asking. Everyone loses.
Give every project a branded status page at a shareable link. Your client bookmarks it and checks whenever they want. You move a phase forward or type a one-liner โ done. No more back-and-forth.
WhereIsMyProjectWhereIsMyProject's answer:
Next.js, Supabase, Vercel, Paddle
WhereIsMyProject's answer:
WhereIsMyProject is the only tool built specifically for client-facing project status โ not internal task management, not a full client portal. Freelancers create a branded status page in minutes, share one link, and clients check progress anytime instead of sending "where is my project?" emails.
WhereIsMyProject's answer:
There are no direct competitors โ that's the point. Existing tools are either internal (Asana, Trello) or overkill (Bonsai, Dubsado). WhereIsMyProject does one thing: gives clients a beautiful, branded page that answers "where is my project?" without exposing internal task jargon or requiring a 30-minute onboarding call.
WhereIsMyProject's answer:
Freelancers and small agencies doing project-based work โ web designers, SEO specialists, copywriters, video producers, brand consultants, and marketing agencies.
WhereIsMyProject's answer:
Started after noticing that freelancers spend hours every week answering the same email: "where is my project?" The tool name is literally the question clients ask. Built to solve both the information gap and the emotional gap โ clients don't email because information is unavailable, they email because they're anxious and need reassurance that progress is happening.