Inkdoc turns "can you just add this?" into a change order — priced, approved, and on your invoice.
Log your first change order — freeNo credit card required.
Same project. Same requests. $1,400 you never charged for.
Add your deliverables before work starts. That list becomes the contract.
One tap. "What did they ask for?" That's all you need. Price it when you're ready.
Client approves, it's on the invoice. Client says no, you don't do it. Either way, it's documented.
HoneyBook handles your contract.
Linear handles your tasks.
Neither one handles the conversation in between — when the client asks for more and you don't know how to say no without killing the relationship.
That's what Inkdoc is for.
I build Shopify stores. A client asked me to install a plugin once.
I installed it. Didn't work great for their setup. They asked if there was something better. I said sure, let me check.
That "let me check" turned into hours. Researching, testing, going down rabbit holes. None of it was on the original scope. None of it felt like the right moment to say "hey, this is extra work."
So I didn't. I just did it, sent the invoice for the original amount, and moved on.