How to build a freelance scope creep tracker with no code

There are roughly 200-400 general project management and time-tracking tools on the market, but fewer than 30 specifically target scope creep prevention for freelancers. The common failure point is that existing solutions either require heavy setup (Asana, Monday.com, ClickUp) or are purely reactive—they track scope creep after it happens, not before. The real gap is a dead simple, pre-engagement tool: something that helps freelancers define, document, and share scope boundaries with clients in 5 minutes flat, then enforces those boundaries throughout the project. Most no-code platforms (Bubble, Make, Zapier) can handle the basic logic—client intake form → automated scope document → change request workflow—but there's no pre-built template that vibecoders can ship immediately. A new entrant should focus on the pre-sale phase: make it absurdly easy to generate a scope agreement, embed it in emails or client portals, and flag scope creep in real-time. The market is underserved because the pain is most acute for solo/small-team freelancers making $30-150/hour who can't afford scope bleed but lack the systems of larger agencies.