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How Ascevo works.
What your client sees, and what stays private.
The loop
Your week becomes one page. Add what you shipped, or let Scribe draft it from your rough notes. Edit for about a minute and publish. Your client opens a link, reads it in plain language, and approves or requests changes in one tap. The approval is timestamped and on the record.
Three ways to write an update
Type it yourself, or connect GitHub and let Scribe draft it from your week's commits. Rough notes work the same way. Prefer talking? Speak your week and Scribe writes it from what you said. However it starts, you read and edit every line before anyone sees it.
Published only
Your work stays in your private account. Nothing reaches your client until you hit Publish. They only ever see what you chose to show.
Get paid on the yes
Put an amount on an update and the client can pay the moment they approve, through your own payment link, with no account to create. The money goes straight to you. Ascevo never holds your funds and never stores card details.
What we store
Your projects, your updates, and the signed record of each approval. Your client's email, so we can send them the link. Nothing more. Because payment happens on your own link, no card or bank details ever touch Ascevo.
Outcome language
Clients see “checkout flow, all states”, never commit hashes or file paths. Any AI draft is a starting point, not the final word. You read and edit everything before it ships.
What Ascevo is not
Not a project manager. No sprint boards, no task tracking. Ascevo is the presentation, sign-off, and payment layer on top of work that already happened.