Stop billing 15 minutes for a typo
Give your clients a chat to make the small changes on their site themselves. You decide what they can touch, sensitive files come to you for review, and everything lands in your repository.
$1.00 of free credit on every new project. No subscription.
The cost of small client requests
Too small to bill, too many to ignore
Text changes, new photos and prices interrupt real work. Billing them annoys clients, absorbing them eats your margin.
A CMS is not enough
Clients want to change things outside the CMS fields, and building a CMS for every site is a project in itself.
Access is risky
Giving a client the code or the hosting is how sites break. Saying no every time is how clients leave.
How does it work?
No install, no terminal. Everything in your browser, on your phone, laptop, tablet.
- 1
Your developer, or anyone with GitHub access
Connect the codebase
Pick the GitHub repository of the project.
- 2
The project owner
Invite your team
Add collaborators by email and choose what each of them can do.
- 3
Your team
Chat, check, submit
Ask for a change in the chat, check it in a live preview of the real app, and submit it when it looks right.
Scoped access, with you in control
Set up once per client project, then let them work.
Rules per file
Choose which files clients can change freely, which ones need your review and which ones are forbidden.
Commits and pull requests in your repo
Client changes are commits on a branch, merged directly or opened as pull requests. Your CI/CD and hosting stay the same.
Usage paid per project
Each project has its own prepaid balance, with monthly spending limits per project and per member.
Questions
- Do my clients need a GitHub account?
- No. You connect the repository and invite them by email.
- Who pays for the AI usage?
- Usage is billed to the project balance, paid by card. You choose who tops it up, and you can set monthly limits.
- Can I review before a change goes live?
- Yes. Any change touching a file marked "requires review" is sent as a pull request instead of being merged.
Pay per request, with spending limits per project and per member. Developers keep control of the repository.
Set up your first client project.
It takes a few minutes, and the project starts with $1.00 of credit.