Use cases
One workspace for projects and client work — for freelancers, agencies, small teams, and your own personal projects. See how Progress fits the way you work.
For freelancers
Proposals, booking pages, contracts, the work, and the client history, all in one project instead of five apps.
For agencies
A board for the work, a booking page for calls, e-signature for the SOW, and guest video meetings — all in the same client workspace.
For consultants
One workspace per engagement — notes, deliverables, scheduling, and sign-off, not five logins.
For small teams
Board, chat, docs, and calendar in one workspace — scoped to the project, not spread across five subscriptions.
For client-based businesses
Contacts, pipeline stages, and interaction history — sitting next to the board, meetings, and files for that same client.
For freelancers and agencies
One link lets clients book time, join meetings, view documents, and sign — no account required.
For personal use
A board, notes, calendar, and files for your renovation, wedding, or side project — in one place, not five apps.
For personal use
Tasks live next to the notes, files, and calendar of the thing they're actually for — not floating alone in a list.
For personal use
Tasks, notes, docs, calendar, voice notes, and an AI assistant — one place instead of a folder of apps.
For personal use
Drag-and-drop cards with checklists, due dates, and notes — no separate app just to track your own tasks.
For personal use
Break a goal into a board, back it with notes and a calendar, and let milestones and burndown make progress visible.
All-in-one
Board, docs, chat, calendar, meetings, e-signatures, and CRM — one workspace, nothing to wire together.
All-in-one
Board, notes, chat, calendar, meetings, files, and more — bundled into one workspace per project instead of scattered across a dozen apps.
All-in-one
A kanban board, docs, chat, calendar, meetings, and e-signatures — one workspace per project, not six logins.