Private beta · invite-only
Your AI already knows your clients.
TapJot is the CRM your assistant shares with you: one memory you both read and write. Fix a fact once, and both of you know it forever.
A phone-first CRM for freelancers who'd rather talk than type.
“Called Maya at Bluebird Bakery. Wants the menu page live by Friday. Send a deposit invoice.”
- Maya Alvarez Bluebird Bakery Touchpoint logged
- Publish menu page Due Fri
- Deposit invoice Ready to send
The idea
One brain. Two doors.
TapJot keeps a single memory for every client: their story, your voice, your rules. The built-in assistant works from it. Point your own Claude at the same memory, and so does that. Neither starts from scratch. Neither forgets.
What it does
Built for the work, not the busywork.
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Talk; it files.
Voice or text, jotted in a second. The AI reads it and drops it on the right client, as a touchpoint, a task, or a follow-up. No forms, no fields.
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A “today” that knows who's waiting.
Open the app and see the follow-ups and tasks that are actually due. Leads stop going quietly cold.
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Proposal to paid, no client login.
Draft a proposal, turn it into an invoice, and send a pay link your client just clicks. No account, no password. Payments run on Stripe.
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Clients ask. You approve.
Change requests come in through a private link and wait in your queue. Nothing moves until you say so.
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It writes like you, and learns every time you edit.
The assistant drafts messages in your voice. Correct one, and it remembers the correction, whether you're in TapJot or talking to your own AI.
Where it's at
Built for one freelancer's clients. Now opening the door.
I'm TJ. I build websites for a living, and I built TapJot to run my own client work: the voice notes, the follow-ups, the proposals, the invoices, the change requests. It's live, and I use it every day.
It's in private beta while I bring people on one at a time, so I can help you settle in. No dashboard of vanity numbers, no growth hacks, just a tool earning its place in a working day.
If that's how you'd like to run your own client work, ask for an invite.
— TJ
Want in?
TapJot is invite-only while it's small. Send a note. I read every one.
Request an inviteNo credit card. No sales call. Just an email.