Melororium

Flat-fee team workspace: tasks, time, and billing.

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Flat-fee team workspace: tasks, time, and billing.

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Project management software

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Team collaboration software

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Time tracking apps

Melororium is a flat-fee workspace for small teams and agencies. Tasks, time tracking, client CRM, and invoicing live in one place instead of four separate tools. Kanban boards for projects, live timers that turn into invoices, client records with payment history, budget alerts before a project goes over, and deadline alerts before a task slips. Proposals convert into live projects the moment a client accepts. Clients get a read-only status link, no login. Built for teams of 4 to 25 people.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Task Management•SaaS

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Hey PH 👋 I'm Kyrylo — solo founder, ex-freelancer, recovered SaaS addict. For three years I ran my business on four subscriptions. $300/month. Tools that didn't connect, data I'd lose if I stopped paying, and a growing feeling that I was managing software more than actual work. I tried everything. ClickUp was too heavy. Notion couldn't track time. Toggl didn't know what project I was on. Every tool solved one thing and punted the rest. So I stopped looking and started building. Melororium puts tasks, time tracking, and team coordination in one place. You pay once — it's yours. No monthly invoice. No "we're changing our pricing" email. Currently pre-launch. If you've ever added up your SaaS costs and felt genuinely sick — this was built for that moment. Happy to answer anything. What tool are you most tired of paying for? 👇

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Why I stopped paying $300/month and built my own workspace

Three years ago I was running my freelance business across four tools. ClickUp for tasks. Notion for docs. Toggl for time. A spreadsheet for invoices. $300/month total, and not one of them knew the others existed.

The breaking point wasn't the price. It was opening four tabs to answer one client question.

So I built Melororium. Tasks, time tracking, CRM, and financials one place, one payment, no subscription ever. We use it ourselves daily for our own projects and stores. Every feature on the roadmap exists because we needed it first.

Launching officially June 9th. Happy to answer anything before then what would you actually want in a tool like this? What's the one thing your current stack gets wrong?

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The breaking point wasn't the price. It was opening four tabs to answer one client question.

Launching officially June 9th. Happy to answer anything before then what would you actually want in a tool like this? What's the one thing your current stack gets wrong?