Melororium - Flat-fee team workspace: tasks, time, and billing.
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Stop paying per seat. Melororium is a flat-fee workspace for teams of 4 to 25: projects, time tracking, CRM and invoices, one price. No seat tax. From $29/mo.
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We were paying $180 a month for four tools that never talked to each other: one for tasks, one for docs, one for time tracking, one for invoicing. Every one of them billed separately, and none of them shared data.
So we built one workspace instead: tasks, time tracking, client records, and invoicing in one place, one flat price for the whole team.
The biggest shift in how we built it happened after the first version shipped. Running our own team on it surfaced problems a solo user never would: budgets that blew past their cap before anyone noticed, deadlines that slipped a day before anyone found out, clients emailing for updates because they had no other way to check. Most of what's in the product now came from fixing those exact gaps.
Happy to answer anything about the flat-fee model, or what we changed and why.
Which Vercel product did you use? What new capability did it give your team, and how did that shape the product you launched?
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We used Vercel for hosting and deployment on Next.js. Preview deployments on every pull request let us test a new feature, like Budget Guardian or Project Alerts, on a real live URL before it touched production, so a three-person team could ship changes fast without breaking the workspace our own team runs client work on daily. That safety net shaped how aggressively we shipped: we could try a feature, get it in front of a few real users on a preview link, and adjust before it became part of the actual release. Fast previews turned into a fast iteration habit, which is part of why six months produced as many real features as it did.
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