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Lifeharbor

No employer, no problem

For when you're doing both the work and the business.

Tasks and focus time sit right next to the subscriptions you pay for and the unpredictable income you plan around — one calm place for the work, and for the business side nobody else is running for you.

No credit card required. Your business is yours alone to see.

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Freelancing means carrying two jobs at once

There's the actual work — deliverables, deadlines, calls with clients — and there's the business side nobody else is handling: budgeting for the months an invoice runs late, keeping track of every tool you're paying out of pocket for, and remembering to actually stop working since no one's clocking you out.

A project tool handles the first job. A budgeting app might handle part of the second. Neither one sees both, and nothing at all is watching whether you're wearing yourself out doing it alone.

One calm place, both jobs covered

The work, and the business side that comes with doing it on your own.

Tasks & Deadlines

Client work in one list, simple enough to actually keep up between projects.

Protected Focus Time

Time to do deep work, when there's no manager or office keeping meetings off your calendar.

What You're Paying For

Every tool and subscription, in one place — nothing renews without you noticing.

Money In, Money Out

Built for income that isn't the same every month — see what's coming in and going out clearly.

Bill Reminders

Personal and business bills side by side, reminded whether or not an invoice landed yet.

Building Better Habits

Build in the breaks and boundaries nobody else is going to set for you.

Why not just use a project-management tool?

Great for the work. It has nothing to say about the business side you're also running.

Work and money, together

Tasks and subscriptions live in the same place as your budget — not a separate app for each part of the job you're doing.

Built for income that changes month to month

Your budget and savings goals don't assume a steady paycheck, because freelancing rarely gives you one.

Add more when you're ready

Start with tasks and focus time, and add habit tracking or screen time whenever the boundary-setting gets harder.

Your business is your business — no one else's

Privacy isn't a policy page here — it's how we built the whole thing.

Locked down at the deepest level

Every account's information is walled off from every other, enforced on every single request — not just a promise in the fine print.

You decide who sees what

Nothing here is shared by default — if you ever bring on someone to help, sharing is entirely up to you.

Fits into what you already use

Deadlines and bill reminders can show up on your own Google Calendar — one more place you already check.

Fifteen days, on us. Every feature included.

Start with tasks and your budget — and add the rest of your business whenever you're ready.

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Questions freelancers ask us

Does the budget tool handle income that changes each month?

Yes — it's built around tracking what actually comes in and goes out, not a fixed paycheck assumption.

Can I keep client work separate from personal tasks?

Yes, keep separate lists or use tags to organize client work and personal to-dos in whatever way works best for you.

Will it remind me before a subscription renews?

Yes — every tool you're paying for gets logged with its renewal date, so nothing charges you as a surprise.

Is it free to try?

Yes — everything is included in the 15-day free trial, and we don't ask for a card to start.

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