You approve. Agents build and ship. One email tells you what happened.
NimbleHQ is a task list for people running more than one product. Talk ideas through with Claude or ChatGPT, approve what's worth doing, and a coding agent builds, tests and deploys it, usually within the hour. You never open a code editor.
Needs you (2)
RealInsightHQ · Approve? Let readers request a market we don't cover
RealInsightHQ · Blocked Add annual pricing Should annual plans be two months free or 20% off?
Done yesterday (3)
RealInsightHQ
- Compare two markets side by side Readers pick two markets and see rooms, jobs and the gap next to each other.
- Get emailed when your market's next edition lands One email per new edition, showing what moved.
- Sort report markets by gap, jobs or capital
How a task moves
From idea to production in five steps. The dark steps are yours. The purple ones happen without you.
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Say what you want
Talk it through with Claude or ChatGPT, or type it into NimbleHQ. Or pick one of the ideas the product agent suggests each morning, including one bigger bet.
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Approve it
Anything you agreed to in chat or wrote yourself is approved already. Ideas an agent came up with alone wait for one tap, from your phone if you like.
You
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The builder picks it up
Usually within the hour, a coding agent opens the project's code, makes the change, adds tests and runs the whole suite.
Agents
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It ships, or it asks
When every test passes, it merges and deploys to production. If the task is unclear, it stops and asks you one plain question instead of guessing.
Agents
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It's reported back
The change joins the project's What's new, and tomorrow morning's email lists it under Done yesterday.
Agents
Your part takes a few minutes a day
A chat
Work out goals and ideas with Claude or ChatGPT. It reads your projects first, so you never explain a product twice.
The morning email
What shipped yesterday and anything waiting for you. Nothing else.
One tap
Approve an idea, answer a question or mark your own task done, from your phone.
Nobody explains a product twice
Each project keeps three things in plain words: a goal you set, or work out in a chat; a short summary of what it does today; and a What's new list of every feature that has shipped. Chat and agents read all three before they suggest or build anything, and your product's own site can show What's new to its visitors.
What's new
- Sep 24, 2026
- Compare two markets side by side
- Sep 24, 2026
- Sort report markets by gap, jobs or capital
- Aug 28, 2026
- Download each market report as a PDF