Two clients each paid you ₪5,000.
One is worth five times the other.
Your calendar knows the hours. Your CRM knows the money. Neither knows both, so neither can tell you which client is quietly costing you money. Tempo holds the whole chain — the time you measured, the job it belongs to, what it paid — and works out what your hour is actually worth.
Two-way Google sync · Hebrew & English · No card, no setup
Same invoice. Same happy client. One of them is work you should be turning down.
A real screenshot. This is the app you get.
What's actually inside.
Eight things Tempo does today. If it's on this list, it works.
Calendar events, tasks, follow-ups and today's workout — one timeline you act on directly.
Add in Google — it's here within a minute. Drag here — Google updates.
Lock the phone, switch apps — it runs on real time and offers to close the task when it ends.
Build a weekly plan — its workouts walk onto the calendar. One tap starts the live session.
Link a task to a goal — checking it off nudges the bar. Nothing to update by hand.
The built-in chat sees your real schedule and your real clients, adds tasks and books events — and for a job or a payment it proposes, and you confirm with one tap.
One sentence — “finished the second cut for Almog, editing for Or tomorrow” — lands as tasks and jobs. No keyboard, no form.
One month delivered, one waiting to be paid, one still running — each moves on its own. The figure on screen is what you billed, never what was promised.
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Honest note: Tempo is in beta, so upgrades are currently instant and free — no card. These are the prices when that changes.
Tempo was built inside a working film studio, not a startup. Every screen exists because a shoot, an edit or an unpaid invoice made it necessary — and it shipped the week it was needed.