OscoAgencies & dev shops
Clean handovers for every client project.
Agencies juggle many codebases and many clients. Osco keeps each client in its own project with its own access, and makes handover a link instead of a week of calls.
The problem
What gets in the way today
- Every handover means rewriting what the team already knew.
- Developers move between clients and lose context each time.
- Clients want to see docs but should not see other clients' work.
How Osco helps
Context that travels with the work
A project per client
Keep each client's docs, APIs and tasks separate, and restrict members to the clients they work on.
Handover as a link
Share read-only links to the architecture and API docs when the engagement ends.
Fast context switching
Tasks carry their own context, so engineers can move between clients without a briefing.
Separate workspaces when needed
Create a workspace per large client if they need their own members and billing.
How it works
From setup to everyday use
- 1
Set up
Create a project for the client and invite the team with project access.
- 2
Build
Document decisions and APIs as you go, linked to the tasks.
- 3
Share
Give the client read-only links to what they need to see.
- 4
Hand over
Pass on the docs, or move the client into their own workspace.
Frequently asked questions
Do clients need seats to read docs?
No. Share links let clients read specific docs and endpoints without joining the workspace.
Can one person be in several workspaces?
Yes. Accounts are global and can belong to many workspaces.
Can we import docs from a client repo?
Yes. Drop Markdown files or folders onto a project, or let a coding agent arrange them over MCP.
More industries
Give every task the context to finish it.
Start free with your team. Bring your Markdown, connect your coding agents and invite people when you are ready.