Sagen

[CLOC @CLOChanges]

Solo consulting means being your own PMO, archivist, and DBA. CLOC is the working memory for all three. $10/mo. https://t.co/LwCFgTnrLm #soloconsultant #freelance

[Andrew Prisk @andrewprisk]

Bulk operations sound boring until you import 176 tasks and need to close forty.

Nobody puts this in a launch post. Everybody needs it by week three.

[Pulse @dotPulses]

What Pulse is not:

not a calendar
not a video tool
not a converter with a nicer skin

A shared unit of time and the plumbing to use it where you already work.

[Andrew Prisk @andrewprisk]

Shipped: CLOC mobile.

Open it, see what is overdue across every client, capture a task in four seconds, log what you just did.

No Gantt charts. No dashboards of dashboards.

#buildinpublic

[Pulse @dotPulses]

Outlook and Gmail integrations in review.

One tap anchor insert without leaving the inbox.

Most scheduling goes wrong in the message, not the calendar.

[Andrew Prisk @andrewprisk]

Duplicate detection exists because of one honest bit of feedback:

"I imported 400 scripts and now I have 400 scripts, half the same query with different formatting."

An archive you cannot trust is a folder with better marketing.

#DBA

[Pulse @dotPulses]

The 1996 version was called .beat and anchored to Biel, Switzerland.

Same math, wrong meridian, and a marketing campaign that made it look eclectic.

Good ideas fail on presentation all the time.

[CLOC @CLOChanges]

Bulk-import a zip of scripts. CLOC classifies them by function, learns your systems from rules you control, and silently skips exact duplicates. Even across imports. #SQL

[Pulse @dotPulses]

Pulse anchors do not drift.

@500 in July is @500 in January.

Your standup stops moving because the reference clock never does.

[Pulse @dotPulses]

On average people lose 40 minutes of sleep at each DST shift.

Twice a year, most of the world.

Estimated cost over $450 million annually.

For a 1918 wartime measure.

[Sagen @Sagen_SI]

Why the Southeast first: BEAD dollars hit pole owners here first, and the incumbent software is least loved here. GA, the Carolinas, TN, AL, MS. #BEAD #southeast

[Wally Solutions @Wally_Solutions]

Use it daily!

[CLOC @CLOChanges]

Task lists print as clean checklists. Because sometimes the deliverable is paper on a desk in a plant office, and that is fine. #consulting

[Pulse @dotPulses]

Pulse works with @github issues the way any good tool should: it doesn't.

It shows up where you schedule, not where you code.

Small surface, one job.

[Pulse @dotPulses]

Sign in with Google or Microsoft. No password to create.

The fewer accounts a scheduling tool asks you to make, the more likely the other person actually uses it.

[CLOC @CLOChanges]

One place per client. Projects roll up under companies with open/total task counts and completion tracking. A master-detail view built for speed, not ceremony. https://t.co/LwCFgTnrLm

[Pulse @dotPulses]

A 60 milliday meeting is the same length everywhere.

Intervals with nothing to convert between people.

[Andrew Prisk @andrewprisk]

Pricing: per person, monthly, free tier genuinely usable.

No per-project fees. No charging more when you land a bigger client. No enterprise tier where the useful features live.

[Sagen @Sagen_SI]

The Stylos workflow state machine is enforced at the database, not the UI. A request cannot jump from submitted to invoiced because someone found a clever button. #utilitytech

[Andrew Prisk @andrewprisk]

We were asked for project templates. Said not yet, and said why.

Good idea. Real waste it removes. Also not more important than the three things ahead of it.

Being straight about the queue is part of the product.

#buildinpublic