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I just finished my 100 hours project and wanted to share it with the 100Devs community. DevLeads (devleads.site) is a complete, self-hosted lead management system I built specifically for freelance web developers. It handles everything from initial contact to final payment.(cont.) #100Devs #webdev

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Can't wait to actually dive into this tomorrow! Huge huge kudos my friend, you deserve all the pizza for finishing off this bad boy! The homepage alone is very polished and responsive and I'm very impressed at the detailed instructions! Time to spoil yourself

Sam my guy!!!!!! I’ve been waiting!!!!! Ka koiiiiii!!!!! (Means cool!!!!!!!😲I’ve been learning Japanese lol). We really get this for free 🥺 special thanks man. You’re the goat 🐐 🫡

Thank you so much, Cory! You can fill out one of the two forms on the demo site and access the demo app afterwards in step 4 and play around in it, see your form data, etc!

This looks so cool! I'm definitely going to try it especially as i'm trying to up my freelance game these days. Really impressive!

(cont.) When you self-host, you own your data. No monthly SaaS fees eating into your profit. No vendor lock-in. No worrying about some company changing their pricing or shutting down. You deploy it once with Docker and it's yours. #100Devs #webdev

(cont.) The documentation walks you through it step by step, even if you've never touched Firebase or MongoDB Atlas before. I wrote it assuming you're starting from scratch because I wanted anyone to be able to use this. #100Devs #webdev

(cont.) Leads come into your system in a few different ways. If someone contacts you through one of the web form components on your site, their information automatically gets added to your dashboard and triggers automated email notifications through Nodemailer. #100Devs #webdev

(cont.) Once a lead is in your system, you've got all their contact info, business details, what service they want, their budget, etc. You can track them through your pipeline with statuses like new, contacted, in progress, closed/won, closed/lost. #100Devs #webdev