For developers managing client work
Turn development activity into client updates clients can understand.
Combine project notes, client context, previous updates and selected GitHub activity, then create a client-ready draft to review before sending.
Start with one client project for free. GitHub activity import is available on Pro and Agency. See GitHub workflow.
Remember the client
Keep project context, communication style, cadence and waiting items together.
Start from the previous update
Use accessible History to carry decisions and approvals forward instead of rebuilding a prompt.
Review, save and repeat
Check the draft, copy it or use paid send integrations, and save it for the next update.
From development notes to a useful client update
Rough notes
Fictional project: checkout QA complete. Client approved the layout. Waiting on final product images. Next: visual pass after images arrive.
Client-ready output
Checkout QA is complete and the layout is approved. The remaining item is your final product images. Once they arrive, I can finish the visual pass and share the next preview for review.
Optional GitHub activity, without reading your code
On Pro and Agency, selected repository activity can include pull requests, issues, commit metadata/messages, releases and tags. ClientCadence does not read source files or inspect diffs. Passive activity does not post comments; replies require an explicit /clientcadence or /cc command.
Free includes persistent project memory, your 10 most recent History items and 5 signed-in generations/day. Pro adds 25 client projects, full retained History, Insights and integrations for $19/month.
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