An AI second brain for every client and every detail.
Keep what each client told you, and pick up any project without hunting for context.
Updated September 2026
Three client projects at once, and context is everything. Forget what was agreed on a call, mix up feedback between clients, or lose twenty minutes hunting through messages for one decision, and it costs you.
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A page for every project.
Notes, next steps, and the people involved, arranged the way you work.
“What did they say about the timeline?”
Ask, and get the note you kept, not a vague memory.
Switch clients without losing the thread.
Open a project, or ask where it stands, and you’re grounded in seconds.
Just tell it.
Where are we on the Meridian project?
Final revisions on the brand identity. Rachel wants to launch before Thanksgiving. Still open on your side: the logo files and the brand guidelines.
Tom at Anchor Labs wants a mobile section added and approved $2k more. Revised scope by Friday.
Noted the approval on the Anchor Labs project, and added a task to send Tom the revised scope by Friday.
Which clients am I waiting on?
Holloway said they’d come back about the retainer, and Fieldstone owes you feedback on the first draft.
Questions.
How is this different from a notes app or a CRM?
Those need you to decide where things go and keep them tidy. With beckett you say it as it happens, it goes with the right client and project, and you ask for it when you need it.
Can I organize by client and project?
Yes. Each project has its own page, and notes link to the people and projects they’re about.
Can it track invoices?
beckett isn’t accounting software, but you can note what you’ve sent and what’s outstanding and ask about it later.
Is it useful with just one or two clients?
Yes. The value is in never losing context between sessions, however many clients you have.
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