Built around one stubborn problem

Fromlu exists because freelancers are forced to run a real business on tools built for other jobs. A spreadsheet for projects, a second spreadsheet for expenses, an invoicing app that will not talk to the bank, and a shoebox of receipts that appears every quarter like a bad ghost story. The founders of Fromlu spent years freelancing themselves, and the patchwork finally broke the quarter they underpriced three projects in a row because nobody could see true utilization.

What Fromlu does

Fromlu is a single workspace where the business side of freelancing finally holds together:

• Project tracking that connects proposals, scopes, and deadlines to the hours and fixed fees you actually agreed to.
• Invoicing with automated reminders, partial payments, and multi-currency support for clients in different countries.
• Tax forecasting that reads your real income and expenses and tells you what to set aside before the deadline, not after.
• A cash-flow view that answers one question plainly: am I actually making money this quarter?

How we treat our users

We charge one flat subscription, we do not take a percentage of your invoices, and we do not sell your client data to anyone. Migration is handled by our concierge team, which imports your existing projects and contacts so you start on day one with history, not a blank slate. Support is answered by people who have sent invoices of their own, usually within a few hours.

Fromlu keeps growing because freelancers keep telling us what hurts next — retainers, subcontractors, and VAT are all on the public roadmap, voted on by the community. If you are an independent who wants the back office to stop eating your evenings, this freelance operations platform was built for you.