I'm Naz, and Clarifeed started as a problem I kept seeing everywhere. Freelancers — consultants, designers, researchers, writers — lose thousands every year to scope creep. A client agrees to one thing, then asks for "just one small addition," then another, then a revision. By the end the freelancer has delivered far more than they scoped and charged for none of it. The strange part is they almost always see it happening. They just don't have the words to push back without sounding difficult, and they have nothing written down that defines what was actually agreed. So I built the thing that fixes the root cause. Clarifeed generates a precise scope document before the project starts — exact deliverables, revision limits, what's explicitly out of scope, and how changes get handled. Calibrated to your engagement type and how well you know the client, so it's firm without sounding adversarial. And when a client asks for something extra mid-project, you log it and Clarifeed tells you exactly what to say — warm enough to keep the relationship, clear enough to hold the line. It's not a contract tool. Not e-signatures. It's the thing that prevents the conversation those tools clean up after. First scope document is free, no signup needed — try it on a project you're scoping right now and tell me if the output feels right. I'm here all day and want the hard feedback. What's the worst scope creep you've lived through? 👇

Clarifeed

Define scope before work starts. Prevent the revision spiral

Define scope before work starts. Prevent the revision spiral