Frely· Join the waitlist

For freelancers who bill by the hour

Your next proposal
writes itself.

Frely drafts replies in your voice, turns client chats into tasks and keeps every deadline in view. On your own server.

Built by a working freelancer$82K+ earned on Upwork100% Job SuccessSelf-hosted from day one

The freelance tax nobody
talks about

01

One proposal, one hour

Every job post deserves a reply, and every reply starts from a blank page. Ten applications a week is a full workday of writing about yourself.

02

Decisions vanish in chats

The scope you agreed on lives in message number 47 of a thread you closed two weeks ago. You find out it changed when the invoice is questioned.

03

Tasks live in your head

Three clients, five projects, one brain. Something always slips, and it is never the loud client who slips through.

04

Money stays invisible

Which client actually pays? Which project ate your month? Without numbers, you keep guessing and the busywork keeps winning.

Four desks.
One window.

Frely keeps the whole freelance loop in one place: win the work, do the work, get paid.

Frely proposals desk: AI drafting a reply to a job post

Proposals

Replies that sound like you on a good day

Paste a job post. AI reads it, matches your past wins and drafts the reply in your voice. You edit two sentences and send. Ten applications before lunch.

Frely clients desk: client cards with health and activity

Clients

Every agreement, remembered

Client threads become structured history. Scope, deadlines and decisions stay attached to the client, not lost in a messenger.

Frely tasks desk: kanban board with priorities

Tasks & time

The board that warns you first

Drag-and-drop tasks with a deadline radar that flags trouble before it explodes. Timers with history you can bill from.

Frely analytics desk: win rate and hours

Money

Your numbers, finally visible

Win rate over time, hours per project, budgets in any currency. You see which clients pay and which just talk.

Installed before
your coffee cools

No DevOps degree. No sales call. If a machine can run Docker, it can run Frely.

Full setup guide
  1. Install

    One command brings Frely, its database and the voice service up on any VPS, home server or NAS.

    docker compose up -d
  2. Connect

    Paste an AI key from any OpenAI-compatible provider. OpenRouter, DeepSeek, Azure or a local model. You set the budget.

  3. Teach

    Drop in three proposals that already won you work. Frely learns your structure and tone, then drafts like you.

Your clients.
Your server.
Your data.

Frely is self-hosted on purpose. Nothing phones home, nothing is resold, no platform can lock you out of your own business.

Why self-hosted wins
  • No accounts, no telemetry. There is no Frely server collecting your client names. There is no Frely server.
  • Your AI key, your costs. You see exactly what every request costs. No markup, no middleman.
  • A backup is one file. A Postgres dump holds your whole business. Portable forever.
  • NDA-friendly by default. Client work stays inside your network unless you send it out yourself.

Questions,
answered straight

All 9 questions
Do I need to be technical to run it?

You need Docker and ten minutes. The installer is one command, the AI key goes into a settings screen. If you can install an app, you can run Frely.

What does the AI cost?

Whatever your provider charges. A solo freelancer's proposal volume is typically a few dollars a month. Frely itself is free during beta.

Does my client data leave my server?

Only the text you explicitly send for AI processing, over your own API key, straight to the provider you picked. Nothing else, no middleman.

Why a waitlist instead of a download?

The beta is small on purpose. Every new user gets a real setup conversation with the builder, not a docs link. Invites go out in waves.

Get your invite

The beta is small and personal. Leave your email, say what you do. One message when your invite is ready, that is all.

Questions first? hi@bullakh.shop

No spam. One email when your invite is ready.