It started with a simple question
Why does running a business feel harder than it should?
We talked to hundreds of teams. From scrappy startups to established agencies. The pattern was always the same: talented people drowning in busywork, losing track of what matters, juggling a dozen tools that promised to make life easier but only added complexity.
The worst part? Critical information—project updates, financial data, team communication—scattered across Slack threads, email chains, spreadsheets, and status meetings that could have been an email.
Enter Pulse: Your team's digital watercooler
Imagine Twitter/X, but just for your team. Quick updates, wins, blockers—all in a feed that actually matters. No algorithm. No ads. Just your team, staying connected.
Money talks, but most businesses can't hear it
Your bank knows more about your business health than you do.
That's absurd, right? Yet most teams are flying blind financially. Invoices in one system, expenses in another, bank statements gathering dust in your inbox. By the time you realize there's a cash flow problem, it's already a crisis.
We built Cashflow to change that. Connect your bank accounts, and suddenly everything makes sense. See your burn rate, track profitability by project, forecast your runway—all updated in real-time as money moves.
Automatic expense categorization
Transactions are categorized as they come in—no manual sorting, no mystery entries.
Project profitability tracking
Finally know which clients and projects actually make money.
Cash flow forecasting
See problems coming weeks before they hit. Plan ahead with confidence.
Everything connected. Nothing lost.
Most tools sit in silos. Heyweek is built differently—every piece feeds the next.
A message becomes a task. A task becomes a time entry. A time entry becomes an invoice. An invoice updates your cash flow. One action, rippling through your whole business without you lifting a finger.
That's the difference. Not just more features—the right features, wired together.
Before Heyweek
- 5-7 different tools to manage
- Information silos everywhere
- Hours lost to admin work
- Decisions based on gut feeling
After Heyweek
- One platform for everything
- Complete visibility across the business
- Repetitive tasks happen in the background
- Clear numbers, not gut feeling