"Can You Just?" — The Three Most Expensive Words in Freelancing
Klovie's AI interviews your clients before you write a single line of code. You get written requirements they've approved. They get exactly what they asked for. No more 30-hour scope creep surprises.
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Built for modern freelancers
Everything you need to run client projects without the chaos.
Written requirements before you code
Your clients chat with our AI to describe their project. You get structured requirements they've already approved. No more 'that's not what I meant' after 30 hours of work.
- AI interviews clients in plain English
- You review and approve the final scope
- Requirements are locked in writing
- Changes require formal approval
AI-Powered Client Interviews
Your clients chat with our AI to describe their project in plain English. The AI asks smart follow-up questions, then generates structured requirements you can review and approve.
- Saves 10+ hours of back-and-forth per project
- Client approves requirements before you start
- Changes require formal change requests
- Export to PDF for contracts
Stop Fronting Client Expenses
Client funds a virtual card for project expenses. You spend on hosting, domains, and tools—without your money, your card, or your risk. Average freelancer saves $1,700 in fronted costs.
- Virtual cards in client's name
- Client controls and funds the budget
- Real-time transaction visibility
- Automatic expense categorization
Seamless Domain Handoffs
Client stays the domain owner from day one. You get admin access via API integration. When the project ends, handoff is just revoking your access—no credential transfers, no DNS headaches.
- No ownership disputes ever
- Instant DNS access via API
- One-click access revocation
- Zero post-project obligations
Why I'm Building This
As a new freelancer working on my first few projects, I kept hitting the same walls. I had to pay for hosting out of pocket, spend hours walking non-technical clients through domain setup, and deal with clients who couldn't clearly explain what they needed.
The breaking point was spending two hours one night trying to help a client sign up for basic services. They lacked technical knowledge, and I could have done it myself in ten minutes. That's when I realized: there has to be a better way.
I'm building Klovie to solve the problems I wish someone had solved for me. Before writing production code, I want to validate this with real developers - not just assume I know what you need.
Current stage:
— Building Klovie with Elixir, Phoenix & Next.js
The Freelance
Cycle of Chaos
You're not alone. The old way of managing freelance web projects is broken.
Client ghosted after I bought the domain...
My mistakes include... agreeing to a project without making them clearly outline all their needs. Now I'm stuck with a domain I paid for and a half-finished site they don't want.
Spent 30 hours on features they never asked for
I built exactly what we discussed, but now they say 'that's not what I meant' and want a total rewrite. Why didn't I get it in writing?
Three weeks in and they changed everything
Project was 90% done. Client decided they want a mobile app instead of a web app. Scope creep is an understatement.
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