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Artichoke: mobile client management app for freelancers [VIDEO]

Artichoke is a mobile client management app for iOS and Android that allows self-employed workers to make appointments and keep tabs on clients.

Justin Shelby presenting at Baltimore TechBreakfast in November 2013.
Update 2/19/14 1:50 p.m.: In an e-mail Artichoke cofounder Justin Selby said the app's "primary target is self-employed service providers in check in oriented businesses like massage therapists, trainers and stylists" as opposed to freelance web developers.

For people who need to manage their own freelance projects — such as web developers and personal trainers — Justin Shelby hopes the company he founded in 2012 will be the solution.
Artichoke is a mobile client management app for iOS and Android that allows self-employed workers to make appointments and keep tabs on clients. (The app itself is a responsive web application as opposed to a native mobile app.) As Shelby explained at a recent Baltimore TechBreakfast, the app also allows users to:

  • Store the billing information from clients (done through Stripe), which allows for mobile payment processing with the touch of a button inside the app and no need to trade credit card information repeatedly.
  • Take notes on clients’ projects and meetings with clients.
  • See clients’ recent activity.
  • View a list of clients who have checked in for an appointment

Artichoke is a 2013 graduate of the AccelerateBaltimore program run by the Emerging Technology Center, and so far has been self-funded with more than $200,000. The apps costs $29 per month to use.
Watch the video of Shelby presenting at TechBreakfast in November:

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