SoloOps
Decide → reserve → repeat → review

Protect the work only you can do—and make the repeatable work repeat.

A lightweight operating system for the solo owner, separate from customer pipelines and crew dispatch.

Weekly operating rituals for independent professionals

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A realistic independent workweek
01 · Client delivery02 · Admin load03 · Recovery spaceWEEKLY CAPACITY
A SIGNATURE MEMBER INSTRUMENT

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Week Loom

A capacity-aware weekly map that makes hidden admin load, WIP pressure, and protected time visible.

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CLIENT DELIVERYOPERATIONSFOCUSSLACKACTIVE WORKMEMBER WORKSPACE · SIGNATURE TOOL
ILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW · INTERACTIVE TOOL AVAILABLE INSIDE MEMBERSHIP
Built for the real work

Six specialist tools. One clear operating flow.

Each capability has its own job, inputs, method, and reviewable output. Your member workspace keeps the work, its assumptions, and its next step together.

01 OF 06

See the week you can actually carry

Lay committed client work, operations, focus time, and protected slack across a real weekly capacity budget. Import the latest Work-in-Progress counts so the active, stale, and limit signals agree, then keep hour allocations under your control.

Week Loom
02 OF 06

What can the week safely hold?

Budget real available time across delivery, selling, admin, and recovery buffer. Surface overcommit before adding another commitment.

Time & capacity budget
03 OF 06

Convert a recurring snag into a repeatable response

An explicit cue, one concrete action, and a clear “done” signal. Research supports specific implementation intentions as a useful planning pattern, not a productivity guarantee.

If / then playbook
04 OF 06

Clear the open loops before next week

Record what moved, what is waiting on another person, and the first concrete action to restart each important item.

Weekly closeout
05 OF 06

Order active commitments by deadline and impact

Rank a small list of commitments using days left, owner-rated impact, and estimated effort; compare total effort with available focus hours across the same deadline window, then verify each earlier deadline against the calendar.

Deadline stack
06 OF 06

Spot work-in-progress overload and stale tasks

Compare open work with a self-chosen limit, flag stale or blocked items, and identify one commitment to finish, defer, or clarify.

Work-in-progress
Show, don’t promise

See the kind of work it produces.

These are static demonstrations using invented sample details. The interactive tools, saved analyses, and account history live inside the paid workspace.

Week Loom0.0 unallocated hours remaining

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT LIVE DATA

Week Loom · real capacity allocation

32 hours assigned across client work, operations, focus, and protected slack · 2 item(s) over your WIP limit.

Usable hours32.0 h
Allocated hours32.0 h
Unallocated0.0 h
WIP over limit2 item(s)
Usable work hours this week
32
Committed client work
18
Operations and admin
5
Protected focus time
6
WEEK LOOM · WEEKLY CAPACITY
Usable time: 32.0 h
Client delivery: 18.0 h
Operations / admin: 5.0 h
Protected focus: 6.0 h
Protected slack: 3.0 h
Allocated: 32.0 h
Unallocated / over capacity: 0.0 h
Active commitments: 7 · chosen WIP limit: 5 · over: 2
Stale or blocked: 2

Use the map to move work intentionally. It does not recommend working longer or score personal performance. Keep realistic breaks and fixed commitments in the usable-hour estimate.
Time & capacity budget0.0 hours unallocated

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT LIVE DATA

Owner capacity budget

100% of 38 available hours allocated - 12 open loops against a 5 active-work limit.

Work hours actually available
38
Customer delivery hours
22
Sales / follow-up hours
5
Admin / finance hours
6
DELIVERY: 22h
SALES: 5h
ADMIN: 6h
BUFFER: 5h
AVAILABLE: 38h

Choose one commitment to defer, reduce, or renegotiate before taking on more.

This is a time budget, not a health or productivity assessment.
If / then playbookCue and response linked

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT LIVE DATA

Trigger-to-action playbook

Review cadence Weekly · 0 minutes · owner Owner.

When this happens…
A customer asks to move a booked visit
…then I will…
Check the week board before offering two alternatives
Done looks like
Customer confirms one new window; schedule updated
Review cadence
Weekly
WHEN: A customer asks to move a booked visit
THEN: Check the week board before offering two alternatives
DONE WHEN: Customer confirms one new window; schedule updated
OWNER: Owner
REVIEW ON: 2026-10-06

Try the playbook for one cycle. Keep it only if it makes a real recurring task easier.
Weekly closeout2 stalled · 3 waiting

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT LIVE DATA

Weekly closeout note

8 meaningful items completed · 62% of listed loops closed.

Meaningful items completed
8
Items waiting on someone else
3
Stalled items
2
One next-week priority
Send two estimates awaiting review
CARRY FORWARD
Priority: Send two estimates awaiting review
First 20-minute step: Open both scopes and verify material costs
Check on: 2026-10-05

WAITING ON
3 item(s) · set one check date per external dependency.

STOP / DEFER
Pause low-value social posting

Progress is more than completion count; this page is a reflection aid, not a performance score.
Deadline stackMost urgent is 3 day(s) overdue

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT LIVE DATA

Deadline and impact stack

3 active commitments - 3.5 h total effort across the listed due dates vs 4 h available through the latest listed due date.

Send renewal quote-3 days - impact 5
Order supplies-1 days - impact 3
Close monthly books2 days - impact 4
Commitment 1
Send renewal quote
Commitment 1 due date
2026-09-30
Impact if late (1–5)
5
Effort hours
1
REVIEW ORDER - date checked 2026-10-03
1. Send renewal quote - due 2026-09-30 - 3 days overdue - impact 5/5 - 1 h
2. Order supplies - due 2026-10-02 - 1 days overdue - impact 3/5 - 0.5 h
3. Close monthly books - due 2026-10-05 - 2 days left - impact 4/5 - 2 h

TOTAL FIT ACROSS LISTED DUE DATES
Effort: 3.5 h · available focus time through the latest listed date: 4 h · 0.5 h remains across the listed deadline window.
This is an aggregate check, not a calendar booking. It does not prove that the nearest or any intermediate due date has enough hours reserved.

NEXT ACTION
The first commitment is overdue. Confirm its current status and renegotiate a date before promising completion.

You choose the tradeoffs. Confirm deadlines, dependencies, impact ratings, and the calendar; do not assume overtime.
Work-in-progress2 item(s) above your chosen WIP limit

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT LIVE DATA

Work-in-progress pressure check

7 active · limit 5 · 2 stale · 1 blocked · 4 ready to start.

Active work7
Chosen limit5
Over limit2
Stale / blocked2 / 1
Chosen work-in-progress limit
5
Open active tasks
7
Tasks unchanged beyond your review window
2
Blocked tasks
1
WIP REVIEW · next review 2026-10-02
Active work: 7 · chosen limit: 5 · over limit: 2
Planned effort: 15 h · available focus time: 12 h · difference: 3.0 h
Stale: 2 · blocked: 1 · ready to start: 4

Choose one action: finish the smallest active item, set a named unblock owner/date, or deliberately defer a commitment. Avoid starting new work just because it is ready.
The method

Make a better call with a little more context.

Start with finite time, turn recurring snags into trigger/action playbooks, and close the week with a clear next action.

01 / INPUT

Bring the real operating details

Use the numbers, dates, choices, and context specific to the decision in front of you.

02 / ANALYSIS

See the working, not a black box

Every tool explains its calculation or sorting method and flags assumptions that need a human check.

03 / FOLLOW-THROUGH

Keep a record and choose the next move

Members can save results to their private workspace, revisit past work, and build a repeatable process.

A useful first week

Put the complete SoloOps workspace to work.

Membership includes all 6 specialist tools, the service-specific Operations Desk, account-synced work queues, saved analysis history, service insights, and a field method guide.

Import a supported file or start with your service details, then generate a prioritized, service-specific action pack you can review, save, and export.

A payment method is collected at secure checkout. Trial eligibility and the exact renewal date are shown before checkout. Cancel from Account before the trial ends to avoid the first monthly charge.

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Clear terms

Use it on your terms.

What happens during the trial?

Eligible new members receive seven days of access. Checkout displays the renewal date and monthly price before a payment method is submitted.

Can I cancel without contacting support?

Yes. Sign in, open Account, and use the cancellation control. Renewal turns off in one step; access continues through the current paid period.

Are the examples live customer data?

No. Every public example uses illustrative data. Your saved analyses are private to your account.

What can I do with a result?

Review the calculation, save it with related service history, and export a service-specific action pack. You choose what to apply next.