Run your practice and your projects in one place.

The freelancer's toolbox problem

A typical independent practice runs on five or six tools: a CRM or a spreadsheet for prospects, a project tool, a calendar, an invoicing app, a folder of documents and an AI chat. None of them knows what the others contain. Preparing a proposal means copying notes from one place, rates from another and context from your memory.

Pandore puts the whole cycle in one workspace: a prospect becomes a deal, a deal becomes a project, the project produces deliverables, and the time and invoices follow.

What the Professional space includes

AI agents that know the client

Because everything lives in the same place, an agent can start from the right context:

• Prepare a proposal: from a deal, a Mission frames the need, prices the work packages with your recorded day rate, writes the proposal and drafts the follow-up email. Pricing is calculated by Pandore, not guessed by the model, and nothing is saved before you approve the plan.
• Review before delivery: run a Reviewer agent on the project folder to check what is missing before you send the work.
• Summarize and plan: ask the agent about the project's tasks, documents and decisions without explaining them again.

Personal life, kept separate

Pandore also has a Personal space for your own projects: a trip, a renovation, a side project. Clients, pipeline and finances never appear there, and a personal Mission cannot read professional data. You switch spaces in one click.

Your data, on your computer

There is no Pandore account and no Pandore server. Your workspace is a file on your disk that you can back up like any other. AI runs through your own Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI account, or through local models that never leave your computer.