SoloBrief
Project intake that blocks vague answers at the source.
Every freelancer knows the real problem isn't doing the work, it's that the brief was never actually agreed on. Intake forms don't fix this, because clients can type "ASAP" and "you're the expert!" into any form.
So SoloBrief does something different: it audits answers while the client types. Vague phrases like "make it pop" get flagged on the spot with one-click concrete options, a real style direction, a real deadline, a real success metric. Picking one is easier than arguing with a form, so clients actually do it, and every resolution is recorded next to their answers. You get a brief you can actually build from, and your client gets a better project.
From there, answers compile into an editable Scope of Work with deliverables, out-of-scope items, and a milestone timeline. Both sides sign off digitally, and you can attach a Stripe deposit link and Calendly kickoff booking so the project starts paid and scheduled.
What's in it today:
5 niche presets (Webflow, Brand, SEO, Email, UX) or fully custom briefs
Real-time ambiguity detection across style, timeline, scope, and metrics
Auto-compiled, print-ready SOW with digital sign-off
Deposit + booking links in the same pipeline
Clients never need an account
It's free during beta, and early users lock in the $19/mo launch price for good.
1 Comment
The interesting shift isn't improving intake forms—it's preventing ambiguity before work even begins. I'd keep validating whether freelancers are buying a better brief or confidence that both sides are committing to the same project before any work or payment starts. That's a much stronger promise.