You know what you did. Your client doesn't.
Hector Notes keeps one client's work in one place: their badly written emails, your screenshots, the quotes, what you decided. What is done, what is moving, what is stuck and what comes next. When your client asks “where do we stand?”, the report is already written, ready to send. Your work is finally visible.
One note = one problem. Everything about it lives inside.
Three columns. No dates, no priorities, no tags.
Up next, in progress, done. No coloured badges, no progress bars, no counter to push up. You have no team to steer: you have work to deliver.
Your notes stay with you: one folder per project, one markdown file per note, readable in any editor. No account, no server that shuts down in three years.
The app proposes, it never writes.
Paste a block of text: it suggests a clean title, a summary, a project to file it under. The suggestion stays visibly pending, on vermilion — keep it, correct it or throw it away. Nothing is written into your notes without you.
Twenty years of reporting to clients.
Your client does not want software.
They have no use for Jira, tickets, sprints and tags. They will not open your tool, and they will not read the detail of what you do. They want to know three things.
Out this autumn. $90 a year.
Sold direct, outside the App Store. No monthly subscription, no “team” tier you will never take. Leave your address: you will get one message on release day, and nothing else.