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Hardbook
The freelancer booking link that signs the contract for you
127 followers
The freelancer booking link that signs the contract for you
127 followers
The gap between agreed dates and a signed contract is where freelance jobs die. Hardbook fixes it. Your client picks dates and signs the contract in one flow. No app, no account, no chasing. Built by a freelancer to stop deal decay and lock in work.
Products used by Hardbook
Explore the tech stack and tools that power Hardbook. See what products Hardbook uses for development, design, marketing, analytics, and more.
PrismaThe future of serverless databases.
5.0 (39 reviews)
When building a relational tool for bookings and contracts, the schema is everything. Prisma makes managing that schema—and migrations—predictable and safe.
Tip: Use Prisma Studio locally during beta testing. It’s the fastest way to verify data states without writing SQL queries.
Alternatives: Drizzle is catching up, but Prisma’s DX for managing complex relations is still the standard for me.
Next.jsCreate web applications with the power of React components
5.0 (495 reviews)
Shipixen
FumadocsHardbook is built on Next.js. It’s the reason the transition from picking a date to signing a contract feels like one snappy, continuous flow instead of a series of clunky page loads. Vite was an option for speed, but the built-in routing and API support in Next.js made it the more accurate choice for a full-stack tool.
VercelThe frontend cloud. Creators of Next.js.
5.0 (983 reviews)
Also considered:
DigitalOcean
NetlifyVercel is where Hardbook lives. The deployment workflow is fast enough that it feels like local development, which is a massive multiplier for a solo founder building in public.
Railway is solid for general hosting, but for a Next.js application, the edge network and deployment speed of Vercel are the standard.