The registry
Where does everything live? Domain, DNS, hosting, SSL, logins, and who pays for what — mapped for every client site. The 9pm “our site’s down” email takes one search, not one hour.
Client book is the system of record for solo web developers — every domain, login, renewal, and hour of work behind each client, tended in one calm, trustworthy place.
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Stop stitching together spreadsheets, sticky notes, and the things you only half-remember.
Where does everything live? Domain, DNS, hosting, SSL, logins, and who pays for what — mapped for every client site. The 9pm “our site’s down” email takes one search, not one hour.
Log a fifteen-minute fix or a month-long build in seconds. Micro-tasks and projects, hourly or fixed-fee — batched into one clean invoice through QuickBooks, FreshBooks, or Client book itself.
A daily digest of what’s expiring — domains, certificates, licenses — in time to act. A lapsed renewal that costs you a client costs far more than a decade of Client book.
When a client site goes down, the clock starts — and the answers are scattered across email, old invoices, and three different dashboards. Client book keeps every client’s whole stack in one place, so “where does this even live?” is a five-second search.
The drip of tiny requests — “can you just swap this image?” — is where solo shops quietly lose money. Client book makes logging a task faster than writing yourself a note.
Every domain, certificate, and license carries a date. Client book watches all of them and sends you a single morning digest of what needs attention — coloured by urgency, never noisy.
Good — that means you’re halfway here. Import it on day one and watch your whole client book assemble itself: every site, every renewal you’d forgotten, on a single screen. Don’t have one yet? Grab our free Client Book template.
Every client you've ever taken on is held in one head, at one desk. Client book is the place that remembers alongside you, so a sick day, a holiday, or a fortieth client never means something slips.
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“I used to dread the ‘our site’s down’ email — half my day went to figuring out where the domain even lived. Now it’s one search, and I look like the most organised person my clients have ever hired.”
No per-seat math, no per-client metering. The kind of pricing a one-person shop can actually reason about.
Client book is in private alpha for solo web shops. Drop your email and we’ll be in touch with an invite — and help you bring your whole book across.