When you're the whole business, an outage isn't just inconvenient; it looks unprofessional. Proxigenta tells your clients what's actually happening, in your voice, so a dropped connection never costs you the relationship.
Sam is a freelancer. At 9:00 she's pitching a huge potential client; at 10:30, it's her weekly check-in with her biggest client. She has set both client calls as her online hours in proxigenta. At 8:00, her internet goes down. Here is how her morning plays out.
Same outage. The only difference is whether her clients got a heads-up.
Proxigenta watches your connection while you work. If you drop offline, it reaches out, typically within about 15 minutes, to the clients you choose with a calm, polished message: a connectivity issue is in progress, and you'll be back shortly. When you reconnect, it sends the all-clear.
You look like exactly what you are: a professional who has their act together, even when their ISP doesn't.
A lightweight app runs quietly in your menu bar and checks in every few minutes. Nothing to manage.
List the people you're actively working with, then send each a one-tap confirmation. Once they accept, you decide who gets notified right away and who's only looped in if you're still down.
If your connection holds, nothing happens. If it drops, proxigenta handles the explanation and sends the all-clear within minutes once you're back online.
Set the order so your active client is notified first, while others stay out of it. No blasting every contact in your roster.
Write exactly what your clients see. Professional, on-voice, and reassuring, because to a freelancer, every touchpoint is marketing.
When a client responds to a notification, it reaches your inbox, so the conversation stays with you, not with a robot.
Set your hours and time zone. Off the clock, proxigenta is off too.
Silence everything for an hour, a day, or until you're back, right from the menu bar.
The instant an outage is detected, you get a private heads-up. If you're fine, dismiss it and no client ever knows.
Proxigenta only knows whether your device is checking in. It doesn't track your browsing, your network, or your screen, and it never sees your precise location. If you travel, you can choose to share a rough region (about 10 km across) so alerts can mention wider outages; it stays off until you turn it on. You choose who's notified and exactly what they're told, and you can change it anytime. Your business, your rules.
No. The notification is brief and professional. Most clients read it as a sign you run a tight operation.
You're notified first, privately. If you still have a way online, one click stops any message from going to your clients.
Yes. Customize what's sent and who receives it, so each notification fits the relationship.
Your clients get periodic status updates so no one is left wondering, followed by a clear “back online” message when you reconnect.
Only during the hours you set, and never in Ghost mode.
Proxigenta is in closed beta. Join now and make sure your next outage costs you nothing but a little patience.
