Andre is blocked. Priya shipped the trial-email test, up 18% on starts.
- Maya Chen On track Empty state for the digest card is in review.
- Andre Walsh Blocked Slack write-back is waiting on scope.
- Priya Shah Shipped Closed the trial-email experiment.
For product teams
Daily standups without the meeting.
Short AI summaries of what your team is working on, blocked by, and shipping. Delivered before anyone opens Slack.
Free for up to 5 people. No credit card.
A sample for product, design, and engineering teams like these.
Three steps. Under two minutes.
The meeting notes stay in the doc. The digest is what the team actually reads.
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Post a short update
Each person writes what they are on, or Pulse pulls it from the tools you already use.
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Pulse writes the summary
Blockers are pulled to the top. Shipped work is marked. The rest stays one line.
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Read it before Slack
The digest lands in the morning. Nobody needs a call to know where the day stands.
Yesterday’s notes
Maya talked through the empty state, then the conversation moved to the offsite. Andre said the Slack thing is stuck but we did not write down who owns the scope. Priya’s test result got mentioned after the call ended. Action items: TBD.
Same day, as a digest
Blocked: Andre, Slack write-back, waiting on scope. Shipped: Priya, trial-email test, +18% starts. On track: Maya, digest empty state in review.
Less meeting. Earlier blockers.
- 12 min Sample team’s average time with the digest, against a 25 minute standup.
- 1 place Blockers sit at the top of the digest instead of halfway through a call.
- 0 tools added Updates can come from a note, Slack, or the tracker the team already has.
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Cut the standing meeting
People who need to talk still can. The rest of the team gets the status without joining.
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See blockers before noon
A blocked item is a line in the digest, not a sentence someone has to remember to say.
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Keep the context
Yesterday’s digest stays. A new teammate can read the week without asking for the notes.
A sample update
These names and numbers are a demonstration, not a customer result.
Empty state for the digest card is in review. Copy is “No blockers today.”
Matters because a quiet morning should look finished, not broken.
Slack write-back is waiting on scope. The digest can post a summary thread, or stay inside Pulse.
Matters because the release is the only item holding today.
Closed the trial-email experiment. Starts were 18% higher than the previous subject line.
Matters because the free-plan ask is the page’s only conversion.
Annual price toggle updates the seat price in place. No reload.
Matters because the pricing choice should not send someone back to the top.
Nothing in this view.
Free until the team grows.
Free
$0
Up to 5 people. Daily digest, blockers, and 14 days of history.
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Team
$8 per month
- Everything in Free
- A month of history
- Slack and tracker connections
No credit card on the free plan. Sample pricing for this page.
Questions
In your workspace. Pulse does not use them to train a public model. This sample page does not store what you type.
Only if you connect it. A team can also paste a short update and skip the integration.
The sixth person is the start of the Team plan. The free workspace stays in place until you choose to pay.
Yes. Cancel from the workspace settings. The digest history on a paid plan stays available through the end of the period.
Start free for your team.
A workspace for up to 5 people. The first digest is the sample you just read, until your team posts its own.
Workspace ready.
In a real product this would open the first digest. Here it stays on the page.