One token link
Generate, send, done. Works in any browser, on any device, with no account on the client side.
The client view turns your Scope Baseline and every logged add-on into a single read-only page. Share one link — the client sees exactly what was agreed, exactly what was added, and what it costs.
You can feel the extra work. You just can’t point at it. And what you can’t point at, you can’t charge for.
No account, no app install, no editing. Just the scope — and the arithmetic already done.
The page opens with the project and who shared it — framed as a shared record, not a demand.
Everything agreed is marked in scope. It never moves, so the client can always see what they already bought.
Hours and amount sit on the same row as the request — no lump sum, nothing to dispute in the abstract.
The summary states the total in plain language, so nobody has to add up a column in front of the other person.
Generate, send, done. Works in any browser, on any device, with no account on the client side.
The client can read and forward, never edit. Your account, rates and other projects stay invisible.
Hide amounts and show hours only, or hide both and share the list alone. Internal notes never leave your account.
Log a new add-on and the same link updates. No re-exporting, no “final_v3_really_final.pdf”.
The same numbers you see in your dashboard — extra hours, extra amount, percentage over scope.
The client view renders in English or 中文 — pick per link, so overseas clients read it in their language.
The whole loop takes about a minute, and you only do it once per project.
Deliverables, revision rounds, quote and scoped hours. This is the reference every later item is measured against.
One line per request, with hours. Do it while the message is still on screen — 30 seconds, then back to work.
Send it before the add-on invoice, not with it. By the time the invoice arrives, the client has already seen the reasoning.
Kill the token and the page is gone — including for anyone the client forwarded it to.
A link exposes exactly one project. Your other clients never appear in it.
Data sits behind row-level rules on a secure cloud backend. Private until you share it.
The client view carries no ad tech. It renders scope and nothing else.
You already did the work. You shouldn't have to argue to get paid for it.
— The problem ScopeGuard exists to end