Freelance consultants
You have contacts, follow-ups, and deals scattered everywhere: you know what to do, but waste time finding it.
Goal: clear agenda every morningFrom "what a hassle" to "done"
Contacts, scheduling, shared documents, tasks, quotes, and posts. One single place, and they finally talk to each other: send a link to the client and they've got it, even on their phone.
Works in the browser even on mobile · Data hosted in Europe · Export to CSV anytime
Those who work solo don't have a sales department: they just have one head and very little time. Generalist tools demand more maintenance than the value they return.
The appointment is in one app, the client in another, the task in a third. The connection is kept only in your memory.
Each costs a little. Together they cost as much as a serious tool, yet none of the five is actually built for you.
Multi-stage pipelines, forecasts, role permissions. Ninety fields to fill out just to remind yourself to call Marta back.
If you see yourself in one of these scenarios, KeSbatty was built specifically to take away the hassle of coordinating different tools.
We speak to real professionals: social media managers, consultants, coaches, hands-on freelancers, and micro-teams who want fewer tools and a smoother daily workflow.
You have contacts, follow-ups, and deals scattered everywhere: you know what to do, but waste time finding it.
Goal: clear agenda every morningBetween bookings, confirmations, and reschedulings, your calendar lives separately from your client relationships.
Goal: appointments tied to the contactQuotes, PDFs, attachments, and client requests bounce back and forth across different channels.
Goal: send everything from one placeYou work as a duo without a sales team: you need a single flow, not enterprise procedures to set up.
Goal: same operational view for bothYou produce content, manage leads, and need to share documents (briefs, reports) with clients: without a unified flow, the leap from lead to follow-up breaks.
Goal: content, contacts, and docs in one flowRequests come in, but without a next action and priority, contacts go cold in just a few days.
Goal: never miss the commercial timingBetween calls and commuting, you need to know at a glance who to call back today and what's still open.
Goal: decide in 30 seconds, even mobileYou no longer want to manually patch together scheduling, kanban, docs, and CRM tools with endless workarounds.
Goal: reduce tools and manual stepsGrab the screwdriver only when you need the screwdriver. The rest stays in the box: each feature is a module you turn on and off, and it disappears from the menu, dashboard, and search — your data stays put, and if you change your mind, it's all still there.
Every person has a status — to contact, negotiating, proposal sent — and a next action with a date. Whoever is due appears at the top of your dashboard.
−1 spreadsheetGroup contacts by their source, so you know which channel is actually bringing you work.
Add an amount to the contact, and the dashboard will tell you what you've sold and what's still open pipeline.
Line items from your catalog, calculated totals, and a PDF ready to send. When the client accepts, the deal value updates automatically.
−1 round of Word and PDF exportUpload a file, send a public link, and the client downloads it instantly: no Drive, no login. If they need to reply, they can upload documents from the same link with a PIN, even from their phone.
−1 hop between Drive and emailYou send a link, the client picks a time from your free slots. They get a confirmation, calendar invite, and a link to cancel — and the appointment goes straight to their contact record.
−1 subscriptionDraggable column boards, with fields you decide yourself. Kanban to advance your work, list to search, calendar for deadlines.
−1 subscriptionAn email in the morning with who needs a follow-up today. Only if there is an actual need: no pointless emails.
On the 1st of the month, an email summarizing how it went: sold, pipeline, leads, posts, appointments, and tasks — compared with the month prior.
Your content from idea to published, by channel, in list, kanban, or calendar view.
−1 subscriptionA self-assessment questionnaire you can share: whoever fills it out gets a score, you get a qualified lead, ready to convert to a contact with one click.
The first draft of a post starting from a title, a channel, and topics. You take it from there.
You know that moment. You've finished the real work, the stuff you actually get paid for, and you should be done. Instead, you have to make a quote, log hours, reschedule Thursday's appointment, and piece together a report. You open your browser, find five tabs for five tools you're paying for, and let out that long breath: "What a hassle." (In Italian slang: "Che sbatti.")
That's where it comes from. I took the number one problem of solo professionals and used it as the name. One single toolbox, where you only keep the modules you actually use. You focus on your work, I'll handle the hassle.
— Fabrizio, PHABDEV
No mandatory initial setup: open it and it tells you what to do.
You sign up and get 14 days with all modules. When you enter, the dashboard shows your "first steps" and checks them off as you go.
A contact, their status, and what you need to do next. That's all it takes for the CRM to start being useful to you.
Need people to book appointments? Turn on Scheduling. Just need the address book? Leave everything else off.
Starts with contacts and a dashboard. You turn on the rest only when you truly need it, not just because it came in the package.
Someone books an appointment with the same email as your contact, and it shows up in their timeline. A lead fills out the checklist and becomes a contact with a click.
Use it in your language. It’s fully internationalized so you can work comfortably.
Database in Europe, per-user isolation enforced by the database itself, CSV export anytime. No lock-in.
In Italian slang, "che sbatti" (what a hassle) is exactly what you sigh when you realize you're using — and paying for — five different tools just to run your business. The name states the problem. The app takes it away.
For those who work solo or in a duo: freelancers, consultants, and independent professionals. It's not designed for sales departments with hierarchies, forecasting, and assignments — it's built for those who open their laptop in the morning and just want to know what to do today.
No. Every feature is a module you turn on or off whenever you want. The ones you turn off disappear from the menu, dashboard, and search, while your data is safely saved: if you turn the module back on, everything is right where you left it.
For the typical needs of a professional, yes. Scheduling provides a public link where clients choose a time from your free slots, sending confirmation emails and calendar invites. Tasks are a kanban board with draggable columns and custom fields.
The real difference is something else: a booked appointment lands directly in the contact's timeline, instead of staying in another app that doesn't know who they are.
Yes. You upload the document in KeSbatty and send a public link: the client opens it, downloads, and that's it — no Drive, no login. If they need to reply, they can upload files using a PIN, even from their phone.
On a PostgreSQL database hosted in Europe (Frankfurt). The isolation between accounts is enforced by the database itself: each row can only be read by the account that created it, it's not just an application rule that someone could bypass.
You can export your contacts to CSV whenever you want.
No, it works in the browser. On phone and tablet, you can add it to your home screen: it opens full screen and behaves just like an app.
Yes: there's a CSV import, which auto-detects separators, shows a preview, and maps columns to contact fields. You can assign a status and a project to the whole batch, and choose what to do if an email is already present.
And the reverse is true too: what you put in, you can pull out as a CSV whenever you want.
One subscription, instead of five. You start for free and stay free as long as it fits: you pay when you need the other tools.
So you never lose track of anyone.
All the tools, at today's price.
The list price remains €9.99/mo or €120/year (two months free) — but as long as the launch price is available, the monthly plan is cheaper than the annual one.
Sign up and get 14 days with all modules, no credit card required. When it expires, nothing is blocked: you just fall back to the Base toolbox.
The prices above are final: what you see is what you pay, there is no VAT or anything else to add at checkout.
Start for freeNo phone calls, no forms: sign up, try everything for 14 days, and at the end you decide — stay free on the Base toolbox, or keep every tool at the launch price.