Pulse
Client updates that write themselves.
update in one command
no developer jargon
never auto-sent
Pulse turns a project’s git activity into a plain-English weekly client update you review and send. It reads what actually happened, translates it out of developer-speak, and drafts the email — it never sends anything itself.
Freelancers and studios hate writing status updates, so they don’t — and client silence breeds “are you still working on this?” friction, scope anxiety and slow payment.
Pulse reads the week’s git history, strips the jargon, and drafts a warm, plain-English update grouped into what is new, what was fixed and what improved. You skim it, tweak it, and hit send.
How it works
Three steps from sign-up to something useful. No manual, no onboarding call.
- 01
It reads the week’s work
Pulse looks at the project’s git activity over the period — no extra tracking, no timesheets.
- 02
It translates to client language
Developer commits become plain-English bullets, with the hashes, file names and jargon stripped out.
- 03
You review and send
Read the draft, adjust anything, and send. Pulse never emails a client on its own.
On the left is a week of developer commits — the raw, jargon-filled history. On the right is what Pulse turns it into for your client. Edit the commits and watch the update rewrite itself.
Hi Sam,
Here’s what got done on your website this week:
New
- •Online booking with deposit payments
- •New project gallery with filters
- •Search-engine visibility meta tags and sitemap
Fixed
- •Contact form was not sending on Safari
- •Mobile menu overlapping the logo
- •Error on the old pricing link
Improved
- •Speed up image loading on the home page
Updated
- •Update sponsor logos for 2026
Plus 6 smaller behind-the-scenes improvements (tooling, tests, tidy-ups).
Any questions, just reply.
— C4 Studios
What you get
- 01Turns commits into client-friendly language
- 02Groups work as New, Fixed and Improved
- 03Plain text or a branded HTML email
- 04Optional AI polish over the real facts
Pricing
In active development — preview access for C4 Studios clients.
Get in touchNo pressure · just a friendly chat
Common questions
Does it send emails on its own?
No. Pulse only ever drafts the update — you always review and send it yourself.
Will my client see commit jargon?
No. It strips commit hashes, file names and internal codenames, and rewrites the rest in plain English.
How does the optional AI polish work?
It rewrites the wording into a warmer client voice — but it is instructed never to invent changes, dates or numbers it was not given.
