Kirmada Story

[Elia Khensamphanh]

Haveyou ever ended up with dozens of browser tabs open for stuff you need to come back to? Do you often have to logout of an online service so that you can log straight back in again using different credentials? Have you ever found it difficult to keep all your online resources together for a client or project?

The heart of an Workspace is a web browser dedicated to that single client. It has its own tabs, history, password managament and cookies which means you can be logged into the same services, using different credentials, in each of your Workspace. Got several clients who all use Microsoft Teams? No problem, login to all of them, at the same time. All are instantly available.

Keeps tab of exactly how long you spend in each Workspace. You can then use timesheet for billing, or, if you charge by retainer, see its P&L in real time. Add notes as you work to keep track of what you were doing and when.

The navigation bar on the left of the screen (Left NavBar) is a context specific menu allowing to you to access various sub-apps of Kirmada as well as the most important websites associated with your Workspace.

You can create as many Workspaces as you need. Each one is independent of the others so you can be logged into the same accounts using different credentials simultaneously. For example, if you have several clients who use Dropbox, you can be logged into all of them, at the same time, in different Workspace and swap between them with a click.

It will record all sessions you and your Teams spend working in the Workspace. By clicking on the Timesheet icon, you can examine record entries to get a breakdown of all work carried out in a given time period and export to CSV.

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