Nielo is the focused tracker for people who build websites — pipeline, difficulty, value, and deadlines in one fast view. No bloat. No CRM tax. Built for studios that ship.
Notion docs, Google Sheets, half-finished Trello boards, a dozen DMs. Then a client slips through and you find out three weeks later.
You set them up clean. Three months later they're broken filters and stale columns nobody trusts.
No surfaced view of who's due, who's blocked, who's about to ghost. The next surprise is always bad.
Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive — overkill. You want to log clients, not configure workflows.
Nielo is opinionated on purpose. The fields are the fields a web service provider actually uses. No custom field hellscape, no permission matrix.
Total clients, active work, pipeline value, average difficulty. The numbers you actually check, surfaced first.
Easy / Medium / Hard pills so you can read your week in two seconds. Sort by hardest to triage first.
One number per client, summed across the pipeline. Know what your quarter looks like before it ends.
Find any client by name, niche, contact, or notes — in under a second. Filter by service, status, or difficulty.
One-click CSV with UTF-8 BOM. Opens cleanly in Excel and Google Sheets — for invoices, taxes, anything.
Password-gated, stored locally. No accounts, no tracking, no servers reading your client list.
Hit "Open dashboard," enter your password. That's the whole onboarding flow.
Name, niche, service, difficulty, deal value, deadline. Nine fields. No "custom property" rabbit holes.
Filter by status. Sort by difficulty. Export to Excel when the accountant asks.
"Half the apps I tried wanted me to configure the tracker before I could track anything. Nielo just lets me log a client and move on."
No trial timer. No "starter" tier hiding the actually useful features.
Everything Nielo does, today.
dashboard.html and edit the PASSWORD constant near the top of the script. One line. Then push to your own host.Open the dashboard and log your first client. You'll be done before this page finishes loading.