AI Project Planner That Keeps Every Client Deadline on Track
Juggling multiple clients with overlapping deadlines is the hardest part of freelancing. Syncflow takes any client brief — vague or detailed — and breaks it into an ordered list of deliverables with time estimates, so you can scope accurately, quote confidently, and deliver on time.
How it works
- 1
Paste a client brief
Drop in the project description — a Slack message, an email, or a formal brief. No setup or templates needed.
- 2
Get deliverables with time estimates
AI breaks the project into ordered tasks, each with a duration estimate. Use these for scoping, quoting, and setting client expectations upfront.
- 3
Work through them across all projects
Daily crumb emails tell you exactly what to work on each morning. Calendar blocking reserves time across clients. Streaks keep momentum going.
Example: client project breakdown
“Design brand identity for startup client”
8 crumbs · ~9 hours · ordered by dependency
What makes this different from a project management tool
- AI decomposition — paste a brief and get structured deliverables in seconds. No manual breakdown.
- Accurate quoting — time estimates for every task mean you can quote projects based on data, not gut feeling. No more undercharging.
- Calendar blocking — export to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook. See all client work on one timeline.
- Daily crumb emails — your next task across all projects arrives each morning. No deciding, just doing.
- Focus Flow — one task at a time, swipe to complete. Eliminates the overwhelm of juggling multiple client boards.
Works for any freelance discipline
- Web design and development
- Brand identity and graphic design
- Content writing and copywriting
- Video production and editing
- Marketing and social media
- Consulting and strategy projects
Less than a coffee, more than a project manager
Most freelancer project management tools cost EUR 10–30/mo and take a week to set up. Syncflow is free to start (5 decompositions/month) and EUR 0.99/mo for unlimited — less than a single coffee.