The rename happened because "ScopeDash" sounds like a tool for managing scope creep. Boring. Addenly (ad-den-ly) captures the actual moment: client sends a request → addenly there's a change order. (And also because it's unique 😆)
The forward-to-generate flow:
Client emails you: "Can you add a pricing page?"
You forward that email → change@tarius.my.id
Addenly parses it, creates a draft
You review, set a price
Client approves in one click. No login.
The real problem?
Not scope creep. That knot in your stomach when you have to say "this costs extra." Addenly removes the conversation. Client sees their own words with a price tag. You never bring it up.
currently running at addenly.tarius.my.id. Solo, bootstrapped.
(subdomain for now while I wrestle DNS — solo founder things 😅)
What's the one thing missing before you'd actually use this?