Don’t let clients eat your evenings.
When you work for three clients, every yes costs you something. Cupkey shows you what fits before you agree, keeps a timesheet while you work, and turns finished projects into posts that bring the next client in.
You said yes to a rush job and lost your whole weekend.
Friday afternoon goes to rebuilding the timesheet from memory.
Your best work sits in a client folder where nobody ever sees it.
One app for the whole loop. Plan it, finish it, show it.
Protect your evenings, and your rates.
Cupkey knows your hours and your calls. When a client asks for “just a quick thing”, you see right away if it fits or what it bumps. So you push back with real numbers instead of working till midnight.
Get paid without the back-and-forth.
Cupkey times each task while you work, so your timesheet fills itself in. Attach it as Excel or PDF, or send the client a link. They see exactly where the hours went, so invoices get paid, not questioned.
- Filled in as you work
- Export as Excel or PDF, or share a link
- Planned vs logged, so you can quote better next time
| Day | Tasks done | Planned | Logged | Accuracy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | 7 | 6h 40m | 7h 05m | 94% |
| Tue | 6 | 6h 10m | 6h 35m | 93% |
| Wed | 8 | 5h 50m | 5h 30m | 95% |
| Thu | 5 | 6h 00m | 6h 45m | 89% |
| Fri | 4 | 4h 00m | 3h 50m | 96% |
| Week | 30 | 28h 40m | 29h 45m | 93% |
Turn finished work into your next client.
Every project you post is proof of what you do. Share as you go and you build a pipeline: people see your work, remember you, and reach out when they need someone. Under NDA? Leave the client’s name out. It’s still a good post.
Win the bigger contract.
Going after a bigger client or a full-time role? Homer goes through your project history and turns it into a short pitch with your strongest work first.

- Delivered 11 projects for 6 clients, all on time.
- Rebuilt two homepages and a full onboarding flow.
- Three clients came back for a second project.
Can I send timesheets to clients?
Some of my clients are under NDA. Can I still post?
What if a client adds work mid-week?
What if the day falls apart?
Stop overbooking. Start showing your work.
Plan around your clients, send timesheets in a click, and let your finished work bring in the next one.

