For design studios
See what is blocking the work.
Point lifts the decision you are waiting on, the note that changes the work and the client who has gone quiet, so a project stops sitting still. Nothing to migrate, and nothing your clients need to know about.
The work has been finished for a week. The client likes it, their colleague has notes, and the third person has not replied at all, so you can neither start the next stage nor invoice for this one.
The one reply that unblocks it
Ranked by what it unlocks
A note that lets you start the next stage outranks a newsletter, however much later the newsletter turned up.
The people whose yes you need
Mark the contact who actually signs work off, so their reply is never the one you come across on Thursday.
Arrival order, when that suits better
Deep in the file and want the plain order back? A single tap sets the ranking aside until you want it again.
Where every project actually stands
The whole studio, in one read
Where each job has got to without opening seven threads, so Monday takes minutes rather than an evening of catching up.
Twelve notes, one position
A thread where four people commented, changed their minds and commented again opens with where it actually landed.
The call that ends the loop
One call instead of nine days
When a thread starts circling, a time that suits everyone with an opinion is found and offered, so the decision gets made out loud.
Nobody has to be reminded
Choosing a time is the last thing anyone does: the call appears in every calendar with the work already attached.
Every note you agreed to, captured
A note becomes a job
Change the type on slide four, buried in paragraph three of a long email, comes out as dated work rather than something you half remember.
The asset that never arrived
The logo file, the copy and the photography a client promised are followed up without you keeping the list yourself.
The covering email, handled
A response to a round of notes is drafted for your approval, so your attention goes on the work rather than on writing about the work.
Scope, in writing
A request that goes past what was agreed is captured as its own item, so the conversation about money happens before the work does.
Unreleased work, kept in
A launch nobody has announced
Work that is not public yet can move inside a locked end-to-end channel. Point cannot open it, so nothing is ranked, summarized or turned into a task.
An invoice that is not really theirs
A printer or a freelancer whose bank details have suddenly changed is held for a second look rather than paid on a busy Friday.
You decide how much Point does on its own
A dial for each kind of task, from suggest-only to hand it over. Out of the box everything waits for your review, replies included, and you hand over only what you trust. Every action is logged, and what it changed is one click from undo.
Point sits on top of the Gmail or Outlook you already use. Keep your address, your history and your contacts: there is nothing to migrate.
Ready to stop chasing a decision?
Join the private beta
We're onboarding a few teams at a time. Leave your email, confirm it once, and we'll send an invitation the moment a place opens.
Private beta
What you're joining
It runs on the mail you have
Point sits on top of Gmail or Outlook. Your address, your history and your contacts stay exactly as they are, so there is nothing to migrate.
You set how much Point does
Out of the box everything waits for your review, replies included. You hand over only what you trust, one kind of work at a time.
See everything Point does on the product page, or start from the top. Different trade, same morning? See who else Point is for.