See exactly what LyncView looks like
Both sides, side-by-side: the team dashboard you'd use every day, and the client portal your customers see. Realistic project data, real workflow.
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The same projects, two angles
Your team sees assignees, due dates, ball-in-court status, internal notes. Your client sees only what you've marked visible — current status, target dates, the parts they need to know about. No more "just checking in" phone calls because they can already see exactly where things stand.
Acme Co only sees their project. They don't know other clients exist on your dashboard.
Inside a project: visibility is per-task
Toggle a task to "Visible to client" and they see it. Leave it "Internal only" and it never shows up on their side — your hedge directions, your private notes about a vendor running late, your "ask the founder what they really want" reminders stay where they belong: your side.
Why this matters
Without per-task visibility, you have two options: (1) tell your client everything — including the messy parts that aren't their problem — and watch them get anxious, or (2) tell them nothing and burn time on "just checking in" calls every other day. LyncView is the third option: granular visibility, set per task, decided by you.
What screenshots don't show
The hands-on parts you only feel once you're using it.
AI email checker
Connect Gmail (read-only). Forward an email like "Approved 11/18, schedule the next review." LyncView suggests which task to check off, which note to add, on which project. You approve in one click.
Checklist templates
Build a template once for a standard engagement type. Spin up a new project from a template in 3 seconds. Tweak per-project. Templates evolve as your process does.
Deadline dashboard
A single screen showing every due date across every project, sorted. Plus an automated daily 1pm email if anything is overdue or due tomorrow. No more "wait, what was I supposed to do this week."
Per-task comments
Comment on a task. The client gets emailed (if visible to them). They can comment back. The whole thread lives on the task — not buried in your inbox, not lost in a text thread, not in a separate Slack you never check.
Client file uploads
Clients upload their assets, contracts, prior work straight into the project page. No email attachments to chase. Files land on the project, you get an email, done.
Activity feed
A timeline of everything that happened on a project — task checks, file uploads, client comments, status changes. When a client asks "wait, what changed last week," you have the receipts in five seconds.
Want this for your business?
Seven-day Pro trial, no credit card. Cancel anytime. You can have your first project up — with a real checklist template and your first client invited — in about ten minutes.