Client Admin Change Receipts

A browser extension plus web app for freelancers and small agencies that work inside client-owned admin panels such as Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, HubSpot, and custom dashboards. It records a privacy-conscious, step-by-step “change receipt” while the developer works: what page was edited, what setting changed, before/after screenshots, time spent, and a client-friendly summary. It solves two recurring pains: proving work was completed and making future handoffs less painful when nobody remembers which hidden setting was changed. The extension can keep raw captures local until the user chooses to sync, avoiding the need for deep integrations at launch. Monetize at $15/month for solo freelancers and $49/month for agencies. Find customers in Webflow, Shopify, WordPress, and freelance-developer communities, where disputes and undocumented client changes are common.

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