Ops desk for freelancers & small agencies

Client-site ops, after launch.

Every client site you maintain, held in one orbit — portfolio, domains, attention, and retainer profit on one desk instead of twelve tabs.

The problem

Launch day ends. Ops never does.

Domains live at the registrar. Health pings live somewhere else. Fees sit in a spreadsheet. When a client asks “is everything OK?” you open twelve tabs. O.orty is the desk that replaces the scramble.

Attention

One triage queue. Severity first, noise last.

Downtime, expiries, and failed deploys land in a single list. Fix it, mark it handled, move on.

site down · deploy failed · ssl 12d

Portfolio

Every stack, one registry.

WordPress, Next.js, Webflow, Shopify, custom — each site with its health and client context beside it.

uptime · stack · client

Domains

Renewals on a timeline, not a calendar reminder.

Domain and SSL dates sit next to the site that depends on them, plotted so the next 30 days are impossible to miss.

domain · ssl · days left

Finance

Profit per client, beside the ops.

Monthly fee minus costs, per site and per client. Not buried in finance software you open once a quarter.

fee − cost = profit

How it works

From launch handoff to a quiet queue.

  1. 1

    Register the portfolio

  2. 2

    Attach what matters

  3. 3

    Work from Attention

Start free

Put the ops desk in one place.

Start free. Plans for solo work and small teams are being finalized — no card needed to set up your portfolio.

  • SoloOne freelancer, a handful of retainers
    Soon
  • ProA growing book across mixed stacks
    Soon
  • StudioSmall agency teams sharing one desk
    Soon