Client Tracker

How it works

What Client Tracker actually does once it is running.

Every deliverable belongs to an engagement and every engagement to a client, with hours and due dates rolling up so the load is visible.

Describe a call and it logs the note, pulling decisions and scope changes out as their own entries — scope creep only exists if it is written down.

A per-client status you could forward with light editing: what shipped, what is in flight, and what you are waiting on them for.

The point of running it — not the features, the result.

A client update sent every week without it costing you a Friday afternoon.

Scope changes on the record, in time to bill for them.

Slipped deliverables named plainly instead of softened into “nearly done”.

A template is a complete system, not a blank document with a nice name.

Collections with the right fields, relations and views for the job — ready for your records the moment it installs.

The workflows that keep it current, with their triggers configured. Turn them on and they run.

A specialist scoped to this Wapp that knows its data and tools, reachable from the same chat you use for everything else.

Add a field, change a rule, or restyle the app by describing the change. Templates are a starting point, not a cage.