CLOC @CLOChanges

Unites States Joined August 2026

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Pulse @dotPulses

19 hours ago

Booking page availability is set in millidays. You define your windows once, in a unit with no timezone, and anyone anywhere books against the same numbers.

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CLOC @CLOChanges

24 hours ago

Re-imports skip duplicates automatically. Import the same Asana export twice and CLOC shrugs instead of doubling your task list. Small feature, saved hours. #productivity

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Pulse @dotPulses

2 days ago

RSVP works on the free tier too. Not everything useful has to be behind a plan.

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Pulse @dotPulses

3 days ago

ICS export is in the free tier. If you cannot get your events out, they were never really yours.

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@github integration: import open issues as tasks, push tasks back as issues, link a repo to a project. For consultants working in a client's repo and their own head, that gap is where things get dropped.

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Andrew Prisk @andrewprisk

2 days ago

The gap between "I fixed it" and "the client knows I fixed it" is where consulting relationships quietly erode. Not a communication skills problem. A record-keeping problem.

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CLOC @CLOChanges

3 days ago

CLOC started in 1999 as one consultant's answer to 'what exactly did you change, and when.' 27 years later, same question, better tool. cloc.in

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Andrew Prisk @andrewprisk

3 weeks ago

Client asks for a status update at 4:55pm Friday. Work logged: 30 seconds. Work not logged: an hour of archaeology and a worse answer. The whole argument for a work log is in that gap.

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Pulse @dotPulses

3 weeks ago

@000 midnight @250 06:00 @500 noon @750 18:00 All UTC. All the same everywhere.

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Pulse @dotPulses

2 weeks ago

Outlook and Gmail integrations in review. One tap anchor insert without leaving the inbox. Most scheduling goes wrong in the message, not the calendar.

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Pulse @dotPulses

3 weeks ago

Count the messages in your last scheduling thread. Now count how many existed only to work out what time it actually was. That number is the problem.

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Andrew Prisk @andrewprisk

3 weeks ago

What CLOC is not: not a CRM not invoicing not time tracking not team chat not kanban not Gantt Knowing what you are not is how you stay good at what you are.

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Andrew Prisk @andrewprisk

3 weeks ago

A status update your client reads is not a meeting. It is three bullets on Friday: what moved, what is next, what is blocked. CLOC sends it automatically from your address, with your name on it.

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Sagen @Sagen_SI

3 weeks ago

Make-ready contractors document completions in text-message photo threads and wait weeks to get paid. Mobile field view, GPS-pinned photos, paperwork done at the pole. Paid faster. #contractors

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Andrew Prisk @andrewprisk

a week ago

Onboarding a client is where most systems fail. You are busy, work is starting, setup feels like it can wait. Three weeks later: notes in four places, no record of what you agreed.

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Pulse @dotPulses

2 weeks ago

What Pulse is not: not a calendar not a video tool not a converter with a nicer skin A shared unit of time and the plumbing to use it where you already work.

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Sagen @Sagen_SI

3 weeks ago

One BEAD route, six parties: pole owner, ISP, cable, wireless, contractor, engineering firm. Today: forwarded spreadsheets. In Stylos: one record, six views. #fiberdeployment #makeready

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Andrew Prisk @andrewprisk

2 weeks ago

Duplicate detection exists because of one honest bit of feedback: "I imported 400 scripts and now I have 400 scripts, half the same query with different formatting." An archive you cannot trust is a folder with better marketing. #DBA

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Pulse @dotPulses

2 weeks ago

The 1996 version was called .beat and anchored to Biel, Switzerland. Same math, wrong meridian, and a marketing campaign that made it look eclectic. Good ideas fail on presentation all the time.