Collect context
Bring together notes, replies, waiting items, recent activity, and History.
Client update workspace
Turn scattered project work into client-ready updates.
Collect notes, replies, waiting items, recent activity, and History in one workspace. Draft the next client update, review it, send it, and save the result so every follow-up starts with context.
Draft from notes, replies, waiting items, and History
Use optional GitHub activity when it helps
Review before sending - no automatic client sends
Client update workspace
ContextChangesDraftReview
Project context
Collected- NotesHomepage QA pass complete
- Client replyDirection approved, images tomorrow
- Waiting itemFinal homepage images
- Last updateLast client update sent 6 days ago
- Optional GitHub1 commit pushed to main
ApprovalDirection confirmed
WaitingFinal images
CadenceFollow-up due soon
Client-ready draft
QueuedGenerating client-ready update...
Hi Sarah,
Thanks for confirming the direction. The homepage QA pass is complete, so the remaining item is the final image set.
Once those images arrive, I can finish the visual pass and send the next preview for review.
Best,
Gmail readySlack readyTeams copySaved to HistoryReview before sending
How it works
One loop for every client update.
A simple repeatable flow for updates that need context, review, and a reusable record.
See what changed
Identify progress, blockers, approvals, cadence, and the next client action.
Draft the update
Turn scattered project work into a concise client-ready message.
Review, send, and save
Review before sending, then save the result so the next update starts smarter.
Why it matters
Client updates break when context lives everywhere.
Client work moves across notes, replies, chats, approvals, blockers, and memory. ClientCadence gives every update one place to start.
The next update starts from a blank page.
Waiting items and approvals get buried.
The same context gets rewritten again and again.
Context workspace
Bring the context behind every update into one workspace.
Notes, replies, History, cadence, and optional GitHub activity can all help the next update start with the right context.
NotesClient repliesWaiting itemsHistoryCadenceOptional GitHub activity
Example workflow
Turn scattered context into one clear follow-up.
Scattered context
Client approved the directionHomepage QA completedWaiting on final imagesLast update sent 6 days agoOptional GitHub: 1 commit pushed to main
Client-ready draft
Hi Sarah,
Thanks for confirming the direction. The homepage QA pass is complete, so the remaining item is the final image set.
Once those images arrive, I can finish the visual pass and send the next preview for review.
Best,
Optional GitHub activity can add project context, but it is not the whole workflow.
Open dashboard
Start from your next client update.
Open the workspace, add the context you already have, and save the result so the next update starts smarter.
You stay in control.
Review every message before it is sent, copied, saved, or shared.
Review before sendingNo automatic client sendsOptional GitHub activity stays under your controlNo source code or diff readingHistory stays tied to your workspace