Been using it to help manage my freelance workflow and honestly didn't expect much at first — but it's been surprisingly solid.
It's helping me with things I used to push off forever:
Writing proposals that don't sound robotic
Organizing my profile and services
Figuring out how to position myself better as a dev
As someone who spends most of their time deep in code (TypeScript, Next.js, Firebase — you know the drill), the business side of freelancing always felt like a chore. Co-agent actually makes it less painful.
Still exploring everything it can do — if you've found some cool ways to use it, drop it below 👇 Would love to know what's working for others.
🚀Starting fresh?
How about 5 hours free for a verified client → then paid projects.
Would you take that deal to land your first client?
Vote below 👇 and comment your skill if you're in
Starting on Contra with zero reviews and zero client history.
My plan to land client #1:
→ Publish clearly labeled concept projects
→ Pitch a few local businesses with spec redesigns of their sites
→ Share the process, not just the final visuals
Designers who landed their first client here: what actually moved the needle for you? Portfolio, outreach, or something else?