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Free standalone FileMaker solutions

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Not every FileMaker project needs to start with an empty file.

I’ve made four small, free solutions for everyday work:

• Checklist Lite — organize tasks and repeatable checklists.
• Loan Desk — keep track of equipment, who borrowed it and when it’s due back.
• Stockroom — track consumable supplies and stock movements.
• Contact Journal — keep conversation notes and follow-ups alongside your contacts.

These are standalone FileMaker files. You can open them in FileMaker Pro and explore the workflows without installing an add-on.

They also show how some of my Filesoft themes look in a working application. The full commercial themes are separate products.

Screenshots and downloads:
https://filesofttools.com/solutions.html

FileMaker Pro is required. These solutions are intended for single-user desktop use on macOS; compatibility details and usage terms are listed on each product page.

The download is free, with name and email required to receive your link. There’s no automatic marketing subscription.

I’d welcome feedback from anyone who gives them a try.

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Hi everyone,

A quick update: I’ve added two more free standalone FileMaker solutions to Filesoft.

• Time Ledger — record project time, keep activity notes, and review working-hour totals. Time is entered manually; it isn’t a running timer.

• Sales Starter Standard — manage customers, contacts, opportunities, follow-ups, quotes, invoices and payment records in one file.

Both require FileMaker Pro and are intended for desktop use on macOS. Screenshots, compatibility details, and usage terms are on the product pages:

Time Ledger

Sales Starter Standard

Both downloads are free. Enter your name and email to receive a download link—there’s no automatic marketing subscription.

If you give either one a try, I’d be happy to hear what works well for you and what could be improved.

Thanks,
Plato

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