Biject
A prospecting SaaS for freelancers: say what you do, and Biject finds the clients who need it and writes the first message.
- Client
- My own project, as a sole trader
- My role
- Product, design and development
- Stack
Context
Finding clients takes forever when you're a freelancer. Biject starts from a simple conversation: your trade, your ideal clients, your area and the signals that show a need.
It then searches public sources (Google Maps, the App Store, freelance platforms, France Travail…) for matching prospects, and explains why each one is relevant.
What I did
- Conversational onboarding: an AI assistant asks the right questions and runs a free first demo scan.
- The explained score: every prospect gets a score out of 100, broken down signal by signal with the evidence and its source.
- The first message: Biject finds verified contact details and writes a personalised email, sent from Gmail or Outlook.
A Follow-up page handles statuses, reminders and notes, with several workspaces and monthly plans.
Screens
First message draftedOn the prospect page, Biject drafts a personalised first email from the verified signals, with your choice of channel, tone, length and language. 
Explained scoreEvery prospect gets a score out of 100 broken down signal by signal, with the source of each piece of evidence and contact details ranked by reliability. 
Built-in assistantThe assistant docked beside the app says who to follow up with and suggests new searches (ICP) ready to create. 
Conversational onboardingA few quick-reply questions are enough to describe your trade, clients, area and the signals to look for before the first scan. 
Searches and scansSearches define the target clients by profile, and each scan shows its steps and the number of prospects found. 
Follow-upThe Follow-up page lists the first messages to send and the reminders due, with the next action for each prospect.