For freelance devs and small agencies who build with AI agents
It's Friday. Your client just texted "any updates?"
You shipped more this week than ever. You just never had time to tell anyone. Ravel turns your Claude Code, Cursor and Codex sessions into the weekly update your client is waiting for.
Free during the beta. One email when it opens.
we've all sent this one
Same week. Two very different stories.
Silence is how a great week of work turns into an awkward conversation about the invoice.
the week you had
- MonRebuilt the whole checkout flow
- TueKilled the double-charge bug
- WedSaved them a hosting bill by skipping a retry system
- ThuStarted the order history page
- FriGot stuck waiting on their logo files
the week they saw
- MonNothing
- TueNothing
- WedNothing
- ThuNothing
- FriYour invoice.
Next Friday, they get this instead.
Ravel reads your Claude Code, Cursor and Codex sessions and writes the update in plain language. Not a list of commits. The actual story of the week, so your invoice never comes as a surprise.
- written from what your agent really did
- explains the why, not just the what
- nothing sends until you say so
Here's your week.
Shipped
Checkout now confirms payments reliably. A customer can no longer be charged twice for one order.
A decision we made for you
We skipped a separate retry system. It would raise your hosting costs, and a simpler safeguard does the same job.
Up next
Order history page.
We need one thing from you
Send the logo files and the order history page gets finished.
You keep building. Ravel keeps notes.
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Plug it into your agent
Works with Claude Code first, then Cursor and Codex. Setup happens once.
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Forget it's there
Every session gets summarised on your own machine: what changed, what you decided, what's stuck.
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Hit send on Friday
A draft is waiting. Tweak a line if you want, then send it by email or as a link.
A commit knows what changed. Your agent knows why.
Tools that read your git history can only say which files moved. Ravel reads the session, so it knows the goal, the options you turned down, and what's blocking you.
And your code stays put. Summaries are written locally, and only the update you approve ever leaves your computer.
Fair questions.
Will my client see everything the agent did?
No. You get a draft first. Cut what you want, rewrite what you want, send when you're happy.
I juggle several clients. Does that work?
Yes. Sessions are grouped by project, and each client gets their own update.
Which tools does it work with?
Claude Code first, then Cursor and Codex. Tell us what you use and we'll build that next.
What does it cost?
We'll set pricing together with beta users. Everyone on the waitlist gets the beta free.
no more "so, uh, a lot actually..."