For modern agenciesThe operating system for modern agencies
Projects, billing, client portals, and an AI teammate that actually ships work. Connect tasks to real outcomes on your client's website. Know which client is eating your margin.
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Scattered work becomes a board everyone reads the same way — with priorities, owners, and due dates tied to client outcomes.
Live Demo
Drag the cards. Write in the editor. Send a task to Claude and watch it open a pull request. Everything below is live.
Drag any card between columns — it's a real board.
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Built for Client Work
Slack, Notion, and Linear are built for internal teams. Teamdeck is built for agencies managing client relationships, revenue margins, and real-world outcomes.
Tasks don't just close. They connect to live URLs and track views, rankings, and conversions right on the ticket. We tell you if the work worked.
Clients have real logins, not just guest links. Transparent approval gates for work before it ships. Never lose a sign-off argument in email again.
Automatically flags content that stopped converting and files a task with research pre-loaded to refresh it. Defend your retainer with data.
Real effort vs. invoiced time. See exactly which clients are profitable and who is eating your agency's margin.
Push work product straight to their CMS. You are already standing on the client's website. We close the loop.
You hold the keys to their business. Postgres filters private data before a row is ever returned. We treat security as a feature.
The difference
Every other AI tool just gives you a sidebar chat. When nobody is free, type @Claude in the task and describe what you need. It produces actual deliverables.
Someone types @Claude in a task comment. The title, description and whole discussion travel with it as context.
A fresh branch and a separate working copy are cut from your default branch. Nobody's work is touched.
Claude explores the real repository and makes the change, following the conventions already there.
The project is compiled. If it fails, the errors go back to Claude and it fixes them. Broken code never leaves the machine.
The branch is pushed and a PR opens, titled with the ticket code, describing what changed and why.
The task flips to PR ready and the requester is notified. A human reviews and merges. Always.
A machine gate and a human gate. The build must pass before anything is pushed, and a person must approve before anything is merged.
Ordinary branches and PRs on your own repository. There is no proprietary review surface for your team to learn.
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Bring one squad across. Run a sprint. See exactly what your work is doing on the client’s site.
The first person to sign up becomes the team head. Everyone else joins with a link.