For freelancers & consultants

Client updates without rewriting your day.

Turn GitHub, Jira, and Slack into one link your client can open. Review what goes out first.

No meetings. No client accounts. Just send the link.

Or log by hand in two minutes. Nothing is shared until you approve it.

Free forever for solo use · No card to start · 14-day trial on paid plans

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🐙 Merged checkout PR · GitHub
🎫 ACME-142 done · Jira
💬 Shipped webhook fix · Slack

Last 14 days sync. You approve what counts.

GitHub, Jira, Slack fill the day

Outcome first. Integrations when you want them.

Most tools make you write the report. Dailoom helps you send the update — from a quick log or from GitHub, Jira, and Slack.

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Skip the status call

Replace the weekly email, the Slack essay, and the “quick sync?” with one link your client can open anytime.

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One link, no client login

Send what you worked on. They read it async — no account, no new channel, no calendar invite.

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Review before it goes out

Nothing is sent until you confirm. Trim the list, set hours, drop what the client should not see.

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Comments on the page

They can reply on the update itself. Still no Dailoom account for them.

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Log by hand when you want

No integration required. Morning plan, completed work, hours — about two minutes.

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GitHub, Jira, Slack

Connect once and pull recent work into a draft. You still review before send — nothing auto-emailed.

Review in seconds. Send the link.

Connect your tools, trim the draft, and share one URL your client opens on their own time.

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Connect or log

Import from GitHub, Jira, or Slack — or type today’s plan and done list by hand.

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Review in 30 seconds

Dailoom drafts from your imports. Edit the list, set hours, drop what the client should not see.

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Send the link

One URL. They open it async. Comment if they want. No account. No calendar invite.

What a useful work update looks like

Specific work, supporting links, and the next step—without rewriting activity that already exists in your tools.

Developer EOD report

What shipped today

  • ✓ Fixed checkout retry handling · 1.5h · GitHub PR #184
  • ✓ Moved ACME-142 to Done · 2h · Jira
  • → Tomorrow: finish invoice export tests

Freelancer client update

A link instead of a status email

  • ✓ Published the responsive dashboard
  • ✓ Connected Stripe test payments
  • Blocked: waiting for final logo assets

Weekly team recap

Seven days in one view

  • 12 completed items · 24.5 hours
  • GitHub, Jira, and Slack evidence attached
  • Client opens the link without an account

Before Dailoom

Reconstruct the day from tabs

Search commits, Jira tickets, and Slack messages, then rewrite them into an email.

After Dailoom

Review, remove noise, send

Pull recent work into one draft and share a daily, weekly, or monthly update link.

Built for freelancers who owe clients proof of work.

Same workflow whether you bill hourly, run a retainer, or ship on milestones.

Contract developers

Pull commits and tickets into a draft. Send one link instead of a end-of-day email.

Design & product consultants

Log deliverables and hours, attach evidence, and keep the client out of your internal tools.

Multiple clients

Send a separate link per client. Use today, last 7 days, or last 30 days when they want a recap.

Async-only clients

They read and comment on the page. No Dailoom account, no standing status call.

Start free. Upgrade when links are part of every client.

Solo is for one freelancer with unlimited links. Team tiers are optional if you grow a small studio.

Free

$0forever

Send daily updates and try the habit.

  • ✓ You + 2 teammates
  • ✓ 5 links / month
  • ✓ 25 days of history
  • ✓ GitHub, Jira, Slack import
Get started free
For freelancers

Solo

$9.99/month

Clean client updates for one person — review and send in seconds.

  • ✓ Just you
  • ✓ Unlimited links
  • ✓ 12 months of history
  • ✓ Import from GitHub, Jira, Slack
  • ✓ PDF on every report
Start 14-day trial

Starter

$14.99/month

A small studio reporting to several clients.

  • ✓ You + 20 teammates
  • ✓ Everything in Solo
  • ✓ 12 months of history
  • ✓ Email support
Start 14-day trial

Team

$29.99/month

More people, two years of records kept.

  • ✓ You + 50 teammates
  • ✓ Everything in Starter
  • ✓ 24 months of history
  • ✓ Priority support
Start 14-day trial

Business

$59.99/month

Agencies that never want history to expire.

  • ✓ You + 100 teammates
  • ✓ Everything in Team
  • ✓ Unlimited history
  • ✓ Priority support
Start 14-day trial

Trials run 14 days with no charge until they end, and you can cancel from the customer portal at any time. Plan limits count everyone in the workspace, including you.

Client reporting and time tracking questions, answered.

What is Dailoom?

Dailoom is an EOD and client update tool for freelancers and consultants. It turns GitHub, Jira, Slack, or manual activity into reviewed daily, weekly, 14-day, and monthly links your client opens without an account.

Is Dailoom only for freelancers?

Dailoom is built around one person sending client links, which fits most freelancers and consultants. Team plans exist if a small studio wants the same workflow for several people.

What is an EOD report?

An end-of-day report is a short summary of completed work, time spent, blockers, evidence, and the next priority. Dailoom helps create it from work already recorded in your tools.

What should an EOD report include?

Include completed outcomes, relevant links or evidence, blockers that require action, and what happens next. Avoid copying every technical event into the client-facing update.

Is this like Loom?

Same shape, different medium. Loom is video. Dailoom is your work — tasks, hours, links — assembled from the tools you already use, sent as a page.

Can Dailoom import from GitHub, Jira, or Slack?

Yes. Choose Today, Last 7 days, Last 14 days, or Last 30 days. Dailoom pulls recent activity into an approval inbox. You choose items and set hours before anything is shared.

How can developers automate EOD reports?

Connect GitHub and Jira to pull commits, pull requests, and tickets into a draft. Slack can pull messages written by the connected user. Review the draft, remove noise, and share one link.

Does the viewer need an account?

No. That is the point. They open the link, read the update, optionally comment. They never sign up for Dailoom.

How often should I send an update?

Daily is the habit Dailoom is built for — end of day or start of next day. You can also send a weekly or monthly recap if a client wants the big picture.

Can I use Dailoom with a team?

Yes. Each person logs and sends their own link. Admins get a team feed and can invite people. Employees do not self-signup.

Can I use Dailoom solo?

Yes. Solo is $9.99/month for unlimited links and a year of history. Free is enough to send real daily updates.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Every paid plan starts with a 14-day trial. Cancel before it ends and you are not charged.

Do I need a credit card to start?

No. Free needs no card — send up to 5 links a month.

Can I still export a monthly timesheet?

Yes. CSV and Excel are on every plan if payroll or accounting wants a file. The daily link is the main product.

Can I cancel?

Yes. Anytime from Billing → Manage subscription in the Stripe portal.

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