What $24 a month buys and what $69 adds

Projects, tickets and milestones

Every client request becomes a ticket in that client's project, with a milestone and a status your team defined.

1. 01 Tickets and custom statuses Statuses per project, each with automation: complete the ticket, clear fields, or assign it to a person, the creator or the project owner.

   

2. 02 Board, swimlane and Gantt The same tickets as a list, as lanes per milestone, or on a timeline with start and due dates.

   

3. 03 Milestones and the Gantt Group tickets toward a deliverable and read the dates across milestones; both dates stay mandatory when the team wants them.

   

4. 04 Products and releases Platforms, environments and semver versions per product; a GitHub release becomes a version, named after its tag.

   

5. 05 Comments and @mentions Discuss on the ticket; a mention notifies and subscribes the member and is highlighted in the thread.
6. 06 Recurring tickets Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly, with a lead time that surfaces them before the due date.
7. 07 Files, Loom and screen recordings Drop files on a ticket, paste a Loom link, or record the screen from the Mac app (⌘⇧R) and attach it.
8. 08 Notifications and the morning briefing In-app and email for assignments, comments, due dates and payments; a briefing rounds up the day, and the Mac app shows banners.
9. 09 Needs a hand Beside every page, slips for tickets without an assignee, overdue work, draft invoices, waiting estimates, claims and failed deploys.
10. 10 Subscriber nudges and backlog trend One click reminds a subscriber, throttled to one a day; the dashboard charts open tickets over 90 days.

Estimates, invoices and claims

From the estimate to the paid invoice without leaving the sheet; the PDF is the same one the free generator makes.

1. 01 Invoices Line items, section headers, allowances and charges; one house email letter with per-client departures and a live preview.

   

2. 02 Estimates Send an estimate, and when it is accepted it becomes the invoice and the project.

   

3. 03 Expense claims Receipts and bank-statement proof grouped into a report, exported as a PDF and a ZIP of every attachment.

   

4. 04 Payments Record payments against invoices; track conversions and account transfers.
5. 05 Invoice payment report What is outstanding per currency, what is overdue, and how long clients actually take to pay, invoice by invoice.
6. 06 Recurring invoices and reminders Monthly or yearly drafts from a template or from time logs, waiting for review; reminder schedules per client at 7, 14 and 30 days.
7. 07 Currencies and tax Any currency; SST, GST, VAT or custom rates per corporation; a received-payments report per financial year with CSV.
8. 08 Items and payment terms Reusable products, services and terms that fill new invoices in.
9. 09 MyInvois Digital certificates, TIN validation and direct submission to LHDN, on both plans.

Hours

A timer runs on the ticket while the work happens; the minutes are billable the moment they stop.

1. 01 Timers and time logs Start the timer on the ticket; the log carries a description and a date and imports straight into an invoice.

   

2. 02 The project's time logs Every log and every uncommitted timer of a project on one sheet, so nothing runs on or goes unbilled.

   

3. 03 Hourly rates Rates per project, one as the timer default, others derived by factor; applied when the invoice is made.
4. 04 Billing targets and the heatmap A monthly target, the hours against it on the dashboard, and an activity heatmap of when the work happens.

Contacts, corporations and deals

The client is a corporation with contacts; the opportunity is a deal on a pipeline; both keep their own timeline.

1. 01 Deals and the pipeline Lead, qualified, proposal, negotiation, won, lost; the deal page holds its stakeholders, estimates and timeline.

   

2. 02 Contacts and corporations Contact details linked to the corporation, its projects and its invoices; every email and call on the timeline.
3. 03 Calls and notes ⌘J logs a call from any page onto the contact's timeline and refreshes the last interaction.
4. 04 Tags, segments and saved filters Tag contacts and deals, filter by one or many, and keep the filters you use as presets.
5. 05 Stakeholders and last interaction Every person on a deal, and the date you last spoke to each contact, sorted oldest first.
6. 06 Deal to estimate to invoice Estimates on the deal page, created in one click, so the pipeline runs through to the invoice.
7. 07 Custom fields com1 Platform Text, number, date or select fields on contacts and deals for what your team records.
8. 08 Lead scoring com1 Platform Rules such as "reached proposal, +15" score contacts and deals; daily decay cools stale rows.
9. 09 Birthdays and banks A birthday calendar with a morning reminder; banks, branches and accounts for payment tracking.

The whole team, one price

Owners, members and external seats for contractors and client stakeholders, at no charge per person.

Hosting and deployment com1 Platform

On com1 Platform the same project holds the client's servers and containers, in your own AWS account.

What com1 connects to

The mailboxes, the bank and the tools a client already uses, joined to the same records.

Compliance and privacy

Malaysian e-invoicing on one side, PDPA on the other, on both plans.

Notes, search and the dark mode

Notes with a rich editor, a call note from anywhere, and search by meaning.

1. 01 Notes Headings, lists, links and images; a note links to its contact, deal, project or ticket.

   

2. 02 Call notes from anywhere ⌘J opens a note mid-call without leaving the page; it lands on the caller's timeline.
3. 03 Encrypted notes Stored as ciphertext, excluded from search and never sent to any AI feature.
4. 04 Semantic search Find things by meaning across every record, from the board (/).
5. 05 Nightshade A dark mode in deep blue-grey that follows the system or a toggle.

A business card for every member

A public page at com1.app/cards/company/name, shared by QR, NFC or link.