Profile and portfolio
Overview, skills, rate, portfolio pieces and the work you refuse. Written once, then read by every analysis and every draft.
Product tour
Everything the proposal decision needs
Five connected tools reading one profile: score the job, draft from evidence you already have, track what the client does next, and let the outcomes shape the next proposal.
Decide
Know whether a job deserves an hour of your time
Paste a posting and it is read against your profile rather than against a generic idea of a good freelancer. The verdict comes with the reasoning, so you can disagree with it.
- An overall match score with a candid Apply, Maybe or Skip
- Skills matched and skills missing, each one named
- The keywords the posting expects, found and missing
- Your strengths, and the weaknesses a client is likely to probe
Job analysis
VERDICTApply
86%Skills matched 9 of 11
Keywords found 14 of 18
ReactStripeSaaSKubernetesTerraform
Write
Drafts grounded in work you have actually done
Choose a strategy and a tone, and the draft is assembled from your portfolio, your past proposals and the analysis of this specific job.
- Reusable strategies, each with a professional, friendly or confident tone
- Evidence pulled from your portfolio and proposals you have already won
- Your writing style and standing instructions applied to every draft
- Edit and copy freely — the proposal stays attached to the job it came from
Proposal draft
Problem-firstPortfolio-ledConfident
Drawn from 3 portfolio pieces
Track
Every application, from saved to hired
One record per opportunity, carrying the analysis, the proposal and everything the client did next — instead of a spreadsheet you stop updating in week three.
- Saved, applied, replied, interviewed, hired or lost, each with its date
- Follow-up dates for the ones that have gone quiet
- Client notes, interview details and the final outcome in one place
- Assign an application to a teammate when you are working together
Pipeline
- Checkout rebuildInterviewed
- Analytics dashboardReplied
- Subscription APIHired
- Landing page auditApplied
2 follow-ups due this week
Learn
See which approach actually gets replies
Rates rather than anecdotes, so you can tell a targeting problem apart from a writing problem before you change the wrong thing.
- Response, interview and win rates across the workspace
- Analyzed, applied, interviewed and hired counts side by side
- Proposal conversion, separating the draft from the decision to apply
- Contract value on the applications that closed
Outcomes
128Analyzed64Applied8Hired
Share
One workspace, roles that match how you work
Agencies and small teams share a profile, a pipeline and a set of limits, without everyone needing the keys to billing.
- Owner, admin, manager, member and viewer roles
- Email invitations, with the seat count set by your plan
- Shared analyses, proposals and applications — one pipeline, one view
- Usage counted per workspace, so limits are never a surprise
Workspace
- YouOwner
- Design leadManager
- CopywriterMember
- AccountantViewer
Seats and limits shared by the workspace
Also included
The parts you stop noticing
Everything above rests on the same profile, the same limits and the same settings — visible whenever you want to check them.
Your voice, kept
A writing style and standing instructions you set yourself, applied to each draft so proposals still sound like you.
Usage you can see
Every plan limit shows what you have used and when it resets. A limit pauses the feature and names itself — it never runs up a bill.
Data export
On plans that include it, your account, proposals, applications and AI history download as JSON from settings.
Account control
Verified email changes, password updates, and a deletion request you can make yourself without emailing support.
Preferences that stick
Timezone, language, contact details and a default proposal tone, set once per account and reused everywhere.
Boundaries
What it deliberately will not do
A proposal tool is only useful if you can trust what it claims. These are the lines it does not cross.
It does not submit for you
Sending stays in your hands, deliberately. Automated applying is what gets Upwork accounts flagged.
It does not invent experience
The AI only sees the profile, portfolio and proposals you added. A requirement outside that evidence is reported as a gap.
It does not upgrade itself
Plans never change on your behalf. Reach a limit and the feature pauses until the next period — nothing is charged, nothing is deleted.
Put your profile in once
Every analysis, draft and outcome after that reads from it — and the next proposal is the informed one.
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