Changelog

Everything new in Nyto, newest first.

  1. Notifications and the installable app

    • Install Nyto from the browser and get each new inbox item as a notification.
    • A morning email of what came in since yesterday, only when there is something.
    • Every text box across the app and the public pages is now labelled for screen readers.
  2. Importers

    • Clients from HubSpot and Pipedrive exports, as they come.
    • Work from ClickUp, Asana and Notion exports, into projects matched by name.
  3. Profitability, capacity, health, automations and MCP

    • Profitability by client, project and retainer month, with retainers that lost money flagged on the client list.
    • A six week capacity planner, and proposals that say whether the team has the hours.
    • Client health scored from overdue invoices, late approvals, retainer burn and unanswered requests.
    • Automations: when something happens, make a task or send a note.
    • An MCP server, so Claude can log time and manage tasks with a scoped key.
  4. Sites and monthly reports

    • Uptime checks every five minutes, and certificate and domain expiry raised thirty days ahead.
    • A monthly report for each client, written from the records and published to their portal.
    • Reminders thirty days before a yearly hosting plan renews.
  5. Client portal and brand kits

    • A portal for each client: projects, files to approve, invoices, proposals and requests.
    • Brand kits with colours, type, voice and every logo size from one SVG, shared by link.
  6. Getting paid

    • Invoices from hours, milestones, retainers and hosting, each billed once.
    • Payments through your own Stripe account, recorded automatically.
    • Proposals clients sign online, which start the project and send the deposit.
    • Retainers by hours or budget, hosting plans, and contractor payouts in project costs.
  7. Projects and time

    • Projects with tasks, milestones, comments and files.
    • Timers, time entries and weekly timesheets, with rates frozen onto each hour.
    • GitHub pull requests move the tasks they name.
  8. Clients and deals

    • Clients, contacts and a deal pipeline, with an activity timeline.
    • Lead forms, a booking page, and client import from a spreadsheet.
    • Email and calendar sync, and Slack channels for new clients.
  9. The foundation

    • Workspaces, roles, invites and two factor sign in.
    • The integration SDK, the REST API and signed webhooks.
    • The design system every screen is built from.