Sprint progress
Show what moved since last week so the client sees the work.
A client call that runs long comes out of your margin. HuddlePace splits the call into timed modules and shows the pacing in the Huddle thread.
For a 30-minute call, run /pace and set three modules.
Show what moved since last week so the client sees the work.
Demonstrate finished pieces. Twelve minutes keeps the demo focused.
Collect decisions and sign-offs while everyone is still on the call.
On a fixed fee, unplanned minutes come out of your margin.
A reserved approvals block makes sure decisions get made.
Just Chatting keeps casual conversation out of the pacing report.
The progress bar shows everyone in the thread how much time is left.
Type /pace in the channel you share with the client team.
Choose 30 minutes and enter 40, 40 and 20 percent for progress, demos and approvals.
Tick Save as template. Next week the sync starts from the saved agenda in one click.
What the team sees in the Huddle thread
When the formal agenda ends and the conversation turns social, switch to Just Chatting. It freezes the formal metrics and keeps the Huddle open, so friendly time does not distort your pacing report.
Split the call into modules with fixed percentages and start a session. The progress bar shows everyone how much of each block is left.
A mode for the casual part of a call. It freezes the formal metrics while the Huddle stays open.
Yes. Save it as a template and start the next sync from it in one click.
No. It records 0% audio and stores no transcripts. It keeps only the timestamps and the agenda modules it needs to run the timer.
Install HuddlePace, run /pace and save the weekly sync as a template.
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