Role guide · Freelancer

Time management for Freelancer

Deadlines, meetings, and invoice schedules from multiple clients getting jumbled into one calendar is the freelancer struggle. Write it in a memo and it gets organized by client.

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Write it as is — it becomes an event

Just jot the memos a {name} normally writes. There are no separate fields for date or time. Write like the examples below and Noti splits and sorts them for you.

MemoA사 시안 모레까지Task · Deadline
Memo매달 말일 인보이스 발송Recurring event
  • Average number of simultaneous clients
  • Automated invoice and settlement alarms
  • Cost to start — free is enough
Freelancer schedules, no longer scattered.

Memos, events, tasks and reminders gather in one place.

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Here’s how to use it

It all starts in one memo box. Set it up once in the order below and it just runs.

1

A list per client

Create a list for each client and assign a color. Group events, to-dos, and memos under that list to manage them.

2

Deadlines in natural language

Write "A사 시안 모레까지" (draft for company A by the day after tomorrow) or "B사 미팅 다음주 화 3시" (company B meeting next Tue 3:00) and each becomes a deadline or event.

3

Recurring invoice alarms

Set a recurring alarm with "매달 말일 인보이스 발송" (send invoices on the last day of every month) so nothing slips through.

4

Share with clients via Google Calendar

Align meeting times with clients through a shared calendar, and changes reflect both ways.

Frequently asked questions

Can I tally time separately per client?
You can filter and view events by list. For precise time tracking, we recommend using it alongside a dedicated tool.
Is there an invoicing feature?
There is no invoicing itself, but you can manage sending and settlement schedules with recurring alarms.

A Freelancer’s day, starting from one line of memo.

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