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Roadmap
Kinsly is built by one person, in the open. Everything below is either already in your hands or on the list to build, starting with what shipped and ending with what’s furthest out.
Last updated 11 September 2026
The road so far
Everything already in your hands.
Prefer the full story? Read the release notes.
In progress
Actively being built right now.
A few short, useful emails in your first week. One-click unsubscribe.
Lined up
Starts as soon as the current work lands.
Report a bug or ask for a feature without leaving Kinsly.
A nudge before a task is due or a meeting starts, and when a client has gone quiet.
Bring your clients, contacts and projects in from a CSV.
Create your account or sign in with Google, with no password to choose or remember. Email and password keep working.
An optional Monday summary: the week's meetings, what is due, what is overdue, who you have not spoken to.
Answers to common questions, and a real way to reach a human.
A page you can read: where your data lives, who else can touch it, how your account is protected, and how to take everything with you.
Label anything the way you think about it, then filter by those labels.
Clients with no projects and projects with no tasks are flagged, so nothing quietly goes stale.
Change your display name, the legal name used on documents, your email address and your picture.
On the horizon
Committed to, but not yet scheduled.
A link for your bio that turns every inquiry into a client record automatically.
A clean status link you can share with a client, showing only what you choose.
A drag-and-drop board view of your tasks, alongside the list you already have.
Track an enquiry from first contact to signed work, in stages you name yourself.
Invite whoever you are meeting so it lands in their calendar too, and see who has replied.
Set up a weekly check-in once, and have it turn up every week without you booking it again.
Move a task or a meeting to another day by dragging it across the calendar.
Send a contract or quote for signature and see when it comes back signed.
Invite someone to one project so they can see it and take on tasks, but nothing else in your CRM.
For when a freelancer becomes a small team: shared clients and projects, and a clear view of who is doing what.
Set up your follow-ups once, and let them send themselves.
Your meetings, tasks and follow-ups in the calendar you already use, kept up to date automatically.
The first paid plan. The core CRM stays free, and paid tiers only ever add on top.
A timer and manual entries, billable or not, against any project.
Costs and receipts, attached to the project they belong to.
Invoices built from your tracked time and expenses, sent and chased for you.
What each client and project earned you, after costs.
Kinsly on your phone, built for the times you are away from your desk.
Who builds this, why it exists, and what it is trying to be.
The release history, surfaced inside the app.
Real quotes from real users. Only ever with permission.
A privacy-safe look back at the year you had.
Guardrails
A roadmap is also about what stays off it. These aren’t oversights. They’re decisions.