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Project management for freelancers

Keep client work organized from brief to delivery.

Your next deliverable should not depend on finding an old email. Organize client tasks, shared documents and feedback in one workspace, with a clear next step for each project.

Free for up to 5 people. No credit card required.

A practical workflow for your next deliverable.

Keep the brief, deadline and client feedback connected throughout the project.

Start with a brief you can return to.

Write the scope, deliverables and working notes in a doc. Keep the agreement close to the tasks you create from it.

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Q3 launch brief

Positioning

One workspace instead of five subscriptions. Every claim on the page has to point at something in the product.

Lead with the stack replacement, not the feature list

const savings = tools.reduce(sum, 0)
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Plan the work across your clients.

Give each deliverable a due date and keep the context on its task. Review what is next before accepting another commitment.

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Rewrite the pricing page copy

State
Assignees
Due Date
Priority
Estimated
Tags
Track Time

Lead each plan with the outcome the team gets, not the feature list. Keep the savings line above the fold.

Reuse the wording we tested in the onboarding emails, then hand it to Sarah for a final read.

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Share the document you want the client to review.

Use the available sharing options to send a document link. Check the access settings before sharing private client material.

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Share to PublicCreate a read-only link that anyone can open.
Turn on public access to copy a link
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Keep feedback next to the deliverable.

Record requested changes and the next action on the task. Use the same context when you return to the project after working on another client.

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MRMarcus Reid
Marcus Reid10:52
Brief and the old draft are attached here.pricing-brief-v3.pdf
ERElena Ruiz
Elena Ruiz11:14
Picked this up. The old copy still points at #MKT-120 pricing.
SCSarah Chen
Sarah Chen11:31
@Elena ping me before it goes live and I will read it once more.
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How customers use Edworking

Customer’s original words

I moved to Edworking because I'm a teacher and I have many one-on-one students. I wanted an all-in-one platform to be able to talk with them, share files, plan tasks and when they can practise, and do all the things I share with them. For me, it's really useful to have everything at the same place and be able to keep in touch with all my students.

Michelle

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It is snappy, organized, clear, and works well. All of our work: tasks, files, documents, chat, meetings, etc, can happen here. Our org is adopting Edworking after literally years of trying everything else. Powerful but not bloated.

Cris E.

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Start with one real project.

Try a complete working cycle before moving everything.

  1. Choose the work

    Pick one active project or process and add the context in a shared doc.

  2. Make the next step clear

    Create a task with an owner, a due date and the material needed to start.

  3. Put it into practice

    Complete a real task. If you work with a team, invite a teammate to leave an update.

Free for up to 5 people. No credit card required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. You can organize your own tasks and docs without inviting a team. The free plan lets you start with a small workspace; current usage limits are on the pricing page.