On Stompstart by 26 August 2019 · Boston · Massachusetts · United States
ProjectPulse.
A Boston app that swapped task lists for one milestone status page per project; by 2016 its founders had moved on to a client-communication tool called ClientFlow.
Productivity and collaboration
Timeline
- On record
BetaList featured ProjectPulse, located in Massachusetts.
On record · Announced - Changed course
An archived copy of projectpulse.io from 21 April 2016 shows a letter to 'Loyal Users' from co-founders Galen and Ian: while solving project status communication they found the problem ran across all client communication, and their new platform, ClientFlow, was taking early sign-ups at ClientFlow.io.
Change of course · Announced - Listing page saved
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- Listed on Stompstart
“Project status pages maintain project momentum with less work.”
- On record
The LinkedIn company page linked from the listing now carries the name ClientFlow, 'Shared Inbox and Project Management Software', founded 2015, website clientflow.io.
On record · Announced
As listed on Stompstart
“Project status pages maintain project momentum with less work.”
ProjectPulse creates project status pages to better communicate project progress, maintain project momentum, and reduce daily emails with clients and colleagues. With only a single landing page per project, you're able to easily see and share the timeline of milestones without learning a new system and forcing clients to login. ProjectPulse is the first project management app to be milestone-oriented instead of task-oriented. In essence, status pages are a client presentation tool. Clients only see the key milestones of a project, don’t have to create an account, don’t need their status page explained to them and can subscribe to status pages for updates.
- Topics
- Productivity, Project management
- Model
- SaaS
- Location
- Boston · Massachusetts · United States
In our words: The listing, marked private beta, described ProjectPulse as a client presentation tool: each project got a single status page showing its key milestones, which clients could read without an account and subscribe to for updates. It called itself the first milestone-oriented project management app.
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