F-Practice
Guides
Start with onboarding, then daily rituals. Daily habits · Topics · Pricing.
Start the day on Attention Home: clear what is overdue, then capture what the day brings.
Tasks, notes, documents, team, time, and billing orbit one matter — open it once and stay in context.
Put people on the engagement, log hours, and let labour cost show up in margin when you set a rate.
Park a note or task in seconds so the notebook stays scratch paper — not the system of record.
Raise invoices on the engagement, record direct costs, and see margin — without a fee spreadsheet.
Add members so the practice shares one queue — not parallel spreadsheets.
30 days free, then the owner pays in Settings — M-Pesa in Kenya, card everywhere else.
Print who owes you, this period, and the kit list as branded PDFs. CSV is there if you need Excel or are leaving.
Capture enquiries and proposals in Pipeline, then convert a win into an engagement in one step.
What a lean practice system should hold — clients, matters, deadlines, and fees — without importing enterprise software theatre.
Keep the sheet for analysis if you want — but stop using it as the living list of what is open, overdue, and owed.
Engagement-centred work for people who sell judgement — retainers, projects, and follow-ups without project-management theatre.