Built for the developer who is also the whole team
You already build good sites. Eddy handles what happens after: the year of small requests that follow every launch.
The interruption is never the edit
A one-line headline change takes five minutes. Getting back to what you were doing before the email arrived takes twenty. That gap is where a freelancer’s billable time actually leaks, one “quick favor” at a time.
It compounds. Every client you keep past launch becomes another inbox to half-watch, another context switch waiting to happen mid-sprint on someone else’s project. You are the human middleware between your clients and their own repo. Eddy removes that job, not by ignoring the requests, but by finishing them before they reach you.
What changes once Eddy is on a site
The request never reaches your inbox
Your client asks Eddy directly, on their own live site. You see it once, as a finished pull request.
Review takes about a minute
Right repo, right file, right line, with a live preview attached. Skim the diff, merge, move on.
A maintenance retainer becomes worth keeping
You’re still priced for “I might need to fix a typo,” but the fixing no longer costs you an afternoon.
Free while Eddy is in beta
No credit card required to start, and we’ll tell you well before anything becomes paid. It’s early, so if something is missing for your workflow, email us. We’re building this with the freelancers already using it, not around them.