What's inside

The ten that carry the work, and the two add-ons.

Fourteen instruments. Off until you want them. Here's the whole set — the pages worth reading, and the rest named so you know they're there.

Standard, in the $24

TodayOne decision each morning, then the day is set.▸ TicketsA queue that tells you whose move it is.▸ ProjectsEvery project shows only what it needs.▸ AirframesA home for each app you maintain — what you have in motion.▸ TimeA quiet timer, a total when you ask for one.▸ MileageTwo odometer readings — real money, real tax.▸ ReportsRebuilds itself on the first of the month.▸ FilesOn the thing it is about, never in a folder.▸ InvoicesMade of the hours you already logged.▸ Context modesQuiet the room down to what matters now.▸

Add-ons, only if you need them

FormationA call that opens inside the room, notes already filed.+$12/mo Ground ControlCustomers file, you ship, everyone who asked is told.+$12/mo per person

Nothing standard is held back to sell an add-on. Those two are priced only because they cost real money to run — video minutes and a public front door.

The other eight are standard too, they just don't need a page: Clients, Meetings, Notes, Rhythms, Search, the Assistant (bring your own key), Spotify, and team members. Fourteen in all.

On a phone, on purpose

This is the short version of the site, cut down to what reads well on a small screen. The full thing — every instrument explained, the pricing configurator, the whole story — lives on the desktop site. So does the app: Cloudbase is meant to be worked from a real screen, at a desk, with your hands on it.