I built a tiny tool for turning rough client notes into weekly updates

I launched a small SaaS experiment today for agencies, consultants, and freelancers who send recurring client updates.

The problem I am testing is simple: the work is usually done, but the weekly update still starts as scattered bullets, Slack notes, metrics, blockers, and unfinished next steps.

ClientPulse Briefs turns rough notes into a structured client-ready update with:

• wins
• progress
• risks and blockers
• next steps
• client asks

The first version is intentionally narrow. No auth, no dashboard, no integrations. Just paste notes, generate a draft, and optionally reserve early access.

Live demo:
https://ert93333-ops.github.io/clientpulse-briefs/?utm_source=devto&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=launch_feedback

I am looking for feedback on two questions:

1. Is this narrow workflow useful enough for agency/client-service teams?
2. Would the pricing test ($15/month solo, $39/month agency) feel reasonable if it saved 30 minutes a week?

What I am watching next: clicks, waitlist intent, objections, and whether the positioning is clearer as a client communication tool or an agency reporting tool.