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Freelancers

Clients, schedules, and income: run your own business your way

Designer Ray is juggling three projects. He sets Busy Hours to protect his rest time, and when clients want a meeting he just shares his Free Days. Each project has its own Project Ledger for out-of-pocket costs, client categories go in private notes, reference links go in his Stash, and one photo of a receipt logs the expense.

Features you'll use

Busy Hours

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    Tap settings at the top right of the "Calendar" tab, then tap "Busy Hours".

    Calendar settings page, with "Busy Hours" highlighted
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    Enter a name (for example, "Rest time") and choose Daily, Weekdays, or Weekend.

    Adding Busy Hours
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    Choose start and end times (they can go past midnight) and save. If you schedule something during this time, 24h reminds you first, and you can still create it after confirming.

    Busy Hours list

Share Free Days

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    Tap "Shared Calendar" on a friend's profile to see when they're "Busy" (without the details).

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    Tap "Share Free Days" in "Me".

    Calendar section of the "Me" tab, "Share Free Days" highlighted
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    Choose a time of day (All day, Daytime, Evening), then choose the dates.

    Share Free Days: choose time and dates
  4. 4

    Choose the chat to share to. Friends can tap a date to make plans with you right away.

Full guide: Shared Calendar and sharing your Free Days ›

One Project Ledger per project

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    Tap the "Ledger" button at the top of a chat, then tap "+ Add Project Ledger".

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    Enter a name (such as "6-Day Japan Trip"), start and end dates, and check the members taking part.

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    Choose the main currency (it can't be changed after creation).

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    When logging in a foreign currency, enter the exchange rate as "1 foreign currency = ? main currency", and the amount converts instantly.

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    Tap "Add Virtual Member" in the Ledger settings to add friends who don't use 24h yet (up to 20 per Ledger).

Full guide: Create a Project Ledger (trips, events) ›

Private notes for clients

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    Tap a friend to open their profile.

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    Tap "Private Note".

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    Enter their job and choose a friend category (such as Work, Clients, or Classmates).

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    Enter custom labels and a note (up to 500 characters), then tap the check mark at the top right to save.

Full guide: Private notes and friend categories ›

Keep references in your Stash

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    Tap the "Stash" tab at the top of the Assistant.

    "Chats | Stash" tabs at the top of the Assistant, "Stash" highlighted
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    Type text or paste a link at the bottom of the Stash tab and tap send to save it.

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    Press and hold a text message in any other chat and choose "Save to Stash".

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    Tap the search box at the top of Stash to find things you saved.

Full guide: Stash: save text and links you want to remember ›

Snap Receipt to log expenses

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    Tap "Snap Receipt" on the Expenses home screen to add to your Personal Ledger, or tap "Snap Receipt" on a Project Ledger screen to add to that Project Ledger.

    Expenses home screen, "Snap Receipt" highlighted
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    Choose "Japanese Receipt" or "Chinese receipt", then tap "Take Photo" or "Choose from Album".

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    Tap items in the recognized list to edit the item or amount. Unchecked items won't be added.

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    Choose "Merge into one" (the note lists all items) or "One Entry per Item".

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    Tap the check mark at the top right to add them to the Ledger.

Full guide: Snap a receipt to log expenses fast ›

Credit card reward estimates

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    Tap "Expenses" in "Me", then tap "Cards & Rewards".

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    Tap the + at the top right and enter a card name (such as "Travel Card") and the base reward %.

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    Tap "Add" next to bonus promotions and enter the promotion name, bonus %, and start and end dates.

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    Choose a "Payment card": pick this card when logging an expense in your Personal Ledger, and the estimated reward appears below.

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    Tap "Cards & Rewards" to see each card's estimated rewards this month.

Full guide: Cards and rewards ›

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