Freelancer network & project collaboration

The right specialist for each part of the project

Our freelancer network works with independent professionals in IT, design and development and connects them with projects that need their skills. For organisations, it's a way to add exactly the expertise a project lacks. For freelancers, it's a route to projects that match what you do.

Discuss your projectHow a project runs
  • Clients across Canada & the U.S.
  • IT, design and development
  • Shared tools for every project
A project node surrounded by connected specialist nodes

A freelancer network is a community where independent professionals and clients meet for short- or long-term work — a marketplace where skills are shown and the right talent is found.

  • Listings
  • Matching
  • Proposals
Project collaborationShared tools
Team members, freelancers and departments plan, manage and complete work together — often remotely — using shared tools and communication platforms.
  • Tasks
  • Files
  • Versions

For organisations

Add skills without adding headcount
When the project needs someone you don't employ

A project often needs one skill for a limited time: a mobile developer for a release, a designer for a rebrand, a security specialist for an audit. Hiring for that is slow and expensive; finding and managing a freelancer yourself takes time you may not have.

Through the network, your project is matched with an independent specialist whose skills fit the brief, and their work is organised in the same shared tools as everything else — so it stays visible and coordinated.

A project brief matched to three specialist profiles by skill

For freelancers

Projects that fit what you do best
Projects that match your skills

We work with talented freelancers and independent contractors in IT, design and development. The network exists to connect them with projects that match their skills.

If you'd like to be considered for future projects, get in touch through the contact page and tell us about your discipline, your experience and the kind of work you're looking for.

Introduce yourself

How it works

From a project listing to an agreed match

Every match starts from your project, not from a directory of profiles.

  1. Project listing

    The need is written up: the skills required, the scope of the part to be done, timing and how it fits the wider project.

  2. Proposals

    Suitable freelancers set out how they'd approach the work, so selection is based on substance rather than a CV alone.

  3. Search and matching

    Proposals are compared against the brief, and the match is agreed before any work starts.

Project collaboration

What keeps distributed work in one place

  • Communication

    One channel for decisions and questions, so nothing important lives only in someone's inbox.

  • Task & project management

    Who is doing what, by when, visible to everyone on the project — including you.

  • File & document sharing

    Designs, specifications and deliverables stored where the whole team can find the current version.

  • Time tracking & progress monitoring

    Progress measured against the plan, so problems surface while they're still small.

  • Version control

    Every change to code and documents recorded, so work can be reviewed, compared and rolled back.

  • Notifications & updates

    The right people told when something changes, without anyone having to chase.

Questions

About the freelancer network

What kinds of specialists are in the network?

Independent professionals in IT, design and development — for example web and mobile developers, designers and IT specialists.

Can a freelancer join our own team rather than a project you run?

Yes. Project collaboration works whether we lead the project or a specialist joins work you already manage.

How do we know the work is progressing?

Task management, file sharing and progress tracking are shared with you, so you can see what's been done and what's next.

I'm a freelancer. How do I join?

Get in touch through the contact form and tell us about your skills, your experience and the kind of projects you'd like to work on.

Need a specialist, or want to be one?

Organisations: describe the gap in your project. Freelancers: tell us what you do best. Both start with the same form.

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