Pulseboard

Clients ask the same question in different words: "how's it going?" Pulseboard is the answer that updates itself.

The problem it solves

Status updates are a tax on every project. Someone has to open the project tracker, translate ticket statuses into plain English, screenshot an analytics dashboard, and email it over — every week, for every client. Pulseboard replaces that ritual with a single link that's always current, because it reads live from the tools you already use.

What a client sees

A branded page — your logo, your colors, your domain — showing where the project stands right now: milestones complete, what's in progress, what's next. Once a site is live, the same page tracks uptime, Core Web Vitals and traffic automatically, so performance conversations happen with real numbers instead of guesswork.

Why agencies keep it running after launch

Most reporting tools get switched off the day a project ships. Pulseboard is built to stay on: the project-status view quietly becomes a performance dashboard, which gives you a natural, data-backed reason to reach out when a client's Core Web Vitals dip or traffic spikes — instead of going quiet until the next retainer conversation.

Setup takes an afternoon

Connect your project management tool and your site's analytics once per client, choose what they're allowed to see, and share the link. No client accounts, no support tickets about forgotten passwords.