Project management software for architects and US architecture firms. Keep project phases, proposals, time tracking, invoicing and reporting in one workspace.
I started building Rizqo because I wanted a simpler way to manage projects and the business work that comes with them.
Then something interesting happened. I was working with an architecture client who was using a project management tool, and their subscription renewal was going to cost around $4,000. They were paying for a huge number of features, but only needed a small part of what the product offered.
That got me thinking: why does managing client work have to mean choosing between a basic task manager and an expensive, feature-heavy platform?
So I kept building Rizqo around a simpler idea ā bring projects, tasks, clients, and the operational work around them into one practical workspace without making the product feel overwhelming.
Rizqo is still early, and this launch is a big part of figuring out what to build next. If you manage client projects, Iād genuinely love to hear what you're using today and what you wish worked better.
Thanks for checking out Rizqo š