Every client conversation becomes a task automatically, and every brief, revision note, and invoice thread stays searchable. Trace remembers the work so you don't have to re-read the email chain.
Freelance work means juggling several clients at once, each with their own brief, their own revision notes, and their own invoice due on a different day, all scattered across email, a shared doc, and a chat thread. Say a client emails asking for one more round of changes: instead of scrolling back through the whole thread to remember what you already delivered, you ask "what did I send [client] last time" and get the actual file and the note that came with it. Mention in passing that an invoice is due Friday, and Trace has already turned it into a task without you opening a to-do app.
No, Trace isn't invoicing software. It remembers what you've discussed and delivered with each client and turns mentions of deadlines or follow-ups into tasks automatically, so you still use whatever invoicing tool you already have, just with better memory behind it.
Yes. The knowledge graph tracks which pages, documents, and conversations belong to which client, so asking about one project only surfaces what's actually relevant to it.
Everything indexes locally on your device by default. Cloud sync is opt-in, and Trace can run 100% offline with a local model via Ollama if you'd rather nothing leave your machine.