What people use Inkwell for — freelancing, makers, daily life

For freelancers

Projects, tracked hours, invoices and a portal per client — in one place instead of five.

A day job, client work and the thing you build at night — side by side, in one week.

Habits, mood, energy and goals — the part of the week that isn't work, taken as seriously.

A journal that's encrypted twice, never fed to the AI, and sits next to the work it's about.

A timer that knows which project it's for — and whose total is there when you invoice.

The comparison pages are organised by tool rather than by use case — Notion, Toggl, Linear, Trello and Obsidian. Each one says what that tool is genuinely better at.

Or go straight to what it costs. The whole personal notebook is free forever for one person, with no card.