INDEPENDENT WORK. REAL RESPONSIBILITY.

You can build on your own.
There’s still a business to run.

AI can help you make the work. The customers, commitments, invoices and everyday decisions still need your attention. OhFellow gives those details a connected home.

Create your workspace

THE WORK CHANGES. SO DOES YOUR ROLE.

First, you do the work.
Then, you run the business around it.

01 · A SKILL. AN IDEA. A START.

You have something
worth doing.

A service to offer. A product to build. A craft people value. Working independently can begin with one person and a clear idea of the work they want to do.

AI makes more of that work possible for a small operation. It does not make every part of running that operation disappear.

YOUR FIRST PROJECT

A website.
A consultation.
A useful piece of work.

The work is yours.
So is the business taking shape around it.

02 · THE FIRST YES.

A customer brings
more than a project.

There is a scope to agree, a price to explain and a date to remember. Then an invoice, a payment and a follow-up.

Keep that story connected, from the first conversation to the record of what happened.

Follow a quote through to payment

MAYA · ATLAS STUDIO

“Sounds good. Can you send the proposal?”

01Agree the workQuote · scope & price
02Deliver the invoiceIssued does not mean paid
03Record the paymentReceipt linked to the invoice

03 · MORE WORK. MORE DETAILS.

Progress should not mean
carrying everything in your head.

A second mailbox. A renewal. A document someone needs next week. The bank movement you recognise, but cannot quite place.

OhFellow brings the everyday records together, reducing repeated entry and the time spent switching between tools to recover the context.

Explore the everyday workspace

A SMALL BUSINESS. A FULL DAY.

09:00Find the client conversationInbox · keep the right address

11:30Remember the next stepPeople · Tasks · Calendar

15:00Make sense of the paymentInvoice · Money · Reconcile

04 · UNDERSTANDING IS PART OF THE JOB.

Less looking for the facts.
More understanding them.

Why is cash received different from invoiced sales? Which payment belongs to this bank movement? What needs your attention next?

See the records in context. Ask Fellow to explain the next step. Stay involved in the work, so your understanding grows with the business.

Meet the guide beside the work

YOU

“The invoice is sent. Why isn’t it income in Money yet?”

Fellow

Sending records delivery. A payment records the cash received. Check whether the customer has paid before recording the receipt.

Illustrative guidance · you decide and act

YOU HAVE SKIN IN THE GAME.

The structure may differ.
The responsibility is real.

A sole trader and an incorporated company are different structures. The obligations depend on your business and where you operate. In either case, your time, money and reputation are involved.

OhFellow helps you organise the records and understand the work. It supports your judgement; it does not take it away.

WHO FINDS A HOME HERE?

Independent work.
A practical place to run it.

Solo founders

Building the product and keeping the business moving, often in the same afternoon.

Freelancers & consultants

Turning a conversation into agreed work, an invoice and a payment you can follow.

Sole traders

Keeping customer context, everyday records and the next action close at hand.

Owner-run small businesses

A few people, plenty of responsibilities, and a preference for useful structure over extra complexity.

Designed around an owner’s connected workspace. OhFellow is not an enterprise team-management suite, a full general ledger or a replacement for professional advice.

THE BUSINESS IS YOURS.

Your time. Your money.
Your name on the work.

Understand the business you’re building.

Create your workspace

Start with a free workspace. No card required.

You can build on your own. There’s still a business to run.

First, you do the work. Then, you run the business around it.

You have something worth doing.

A website. A consultation. A useful piece of work.

A customer brings more than a project.

Progress should not mean carrying everything in your head.

Less looking for the facts. More understanding them.

The structure may differ. The responsibility is real.

Independent work. A practical place to run it.