Clients open their portal and see what changed, what is coming, and what needs them. A dated announcement feed inside the login means your news actually reaches the people it is for, instead of competing with everything else in their inbox.
The Client Connect Dashboard is a live Taskade Genesis app on this page and the best available starting point. See how client-facing updates are surfaced in one view, then choose "Use this app" to clone it in about ten seconds and turn it into your announcement and changelog feed.
The build gives you a publishing pipeline with a client-facing front end. Each announcement carries a title, a body, a type such as update, maintenance, or new feature, a publish date, and an audience tag. Drafts sit in review until you publish. Published items appear on the client's feed newest first, and the ones flagged as needing attention pin to the top until acknowledged. Audience tags mean a message for enterprise accounts does not confuse everyone else, and a maintenance notice reaches only the customers affected.
Announcements fail when they are written for the people who built the thing. A client does not need to know which component was refactored, they need to know what changes for them, whether they must do anything, and by when. That translation is the step teams skip, which is why so many client updates go unread. An agent that takes your internal note and rewrites it around consequence rather than implementation turns a changelog entry into something worth publishing.
Workspace DNA runs the feed. Memory holds every announcement and who it went to. Intelligence, powered by 15+ frontier models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and open-weight providers, drafts the announcement from your internal release notes and rewrites it for a client audience, which is usually the step that never gets done. Execution publishes on the date and pushes the notification.
The feed renders in every layout you need:
- Calendar view for the publishing schedule across the month
- List view for the client-facing chronological feed
- Board view for moving announcements through drafted, reviewed, and published
- Table view for your internal register with audience, date, and acknowledgements
- Plus Mind Map, Gantt, and Org Chart across the 7 project views
Automations handle publication. Connect Taskade automations so a scheduled announcement publishes on its date and emails the tagged audience, an item needing acknowledgement reminds anyone who has not seen it, and a maintenance window posts before and after. With 100+ bidirectional integrations, your product and status tools pull events in, while email and Slack push the notice out.
Keep a steady cadence rather than a burst. Two or three well-targeted announcements a month keeps the feed worth checking, while a quiet quarter followed by eleven posts in a week trains people to ignore it.
The AI agents in the app carry 34 built-in tools including persistent memory and web search. An agent turns a technical changelog entry into a client-readable sentence that explains what the change means for them rather than what was built.
The feed also solves a problem that quietly damages trust, which is clients learning about a change after it affected them. A maintenance window announced in advance is an inconvenience. The same window discovered by a client whose work was interrupted is an incident, regardless of what actually happened technically. Posting ahead of the change, targeted at the accounts affected, and following up with the outcome afterwards, costs a few minutes and consistently pays for itself. It also gives your team one place to point at when someone asks whether the client was told, which is a much better answer than searching an inbox.
Clone the app, invite your team, and the archive is yours. Client sign-in is available on Business plans and up, $25/mo billed annually, and App Users is in beta.
Read Brand voice for tone, Schedule for timed publishing, or browse communication builds in the Community Gallery. Start at Taskade Genesis. Pair this with Publish a Weekly Client Report Page That Writes Itself and Add a Client-Facing Knowledge Base to Your Portal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why not just email announcements?
Do both. Publish to the feed so there is a permanent record clients can search, and email the notification so it reaches them today.
Can I target announcements to specific clients?
Yes. Tag by audience and only matching accounts see the item, so a message for one tier does not reach everyone.
Can I require acknowledgement?
Yes. Flag an item as needing attention and it pins to the top of the client's feed until they acknowledge it, with a reminder for anyone who has not.
How do I schedule ahead?
Set the publish date and let the automation release it. The Calendar view shows the whole schedule so you can see gaps and clusters.
Can the AI write the announcement?
Yes, from your internal notes, rewritten for a client audience. You review it before it publishes.
Does it work for maintenance notices?
Yes, and it is a good use. Post before the window and again after with the outcome, targeted only at the affected accounts.
Can clients see past announcements?
Yes. The feed is an archive, so a client can find the notice from three months ago without emailing you to ask what it said.
How often should I post?
When something genuinely changes for the client, which for most businesses is a few times a month. Posting to a schedule regardless of substance is the fastest way to make the feed invisible.
