▪️ SNIPPETS BY LIA GARVIN
Every week.
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A SCENE YOU MIGHT RECOGNIZE…
You’re texting Maya, your ops lead, to ask if she ever heard back from the vendor. Then you’re scrolling ClickUp to figure out where the launch deck landed. Then you’re rewriting the proposal Steve sent over last week (this was supposed to be the quarter you stopped doing this).
Your husband already gave up and went to bed. The kitchen is dark. Standing there with the last of the gluten-free pretzels in one hand (great, now you have to update the grocery list too), the voice in your head says what it’s been saying for six months: maybe I just can’t hire people who actually get it.
The issue isn’t you, and it’s not Maya. It’s that nobody ever gave you a bird’s eye view, in a way that showed you what your team is working on right now. So you default to chasing people one by one. Your team defaults to guessing what you want. And the loop runs again.
You can’t see who’s overloaded, and who has capacity to spare.
The person at a 9 out of 10 plate is one bad week from quietly updating her LinkedIn. The person at a 4 is feeling underused and starting to wonder if she’s even needed. Burnout and disengagement are the two ways your best people leave, and right now you can’t see either one coming.
Your team isn’t always going to tell you they’re stuck.
What could have been a 15-minute unblock on Tuesday becomes a fire drill Friday afternoon. Then it’s the weekend. Then a contract slips. Then a client gets quiet. Most blockers don’t get raised, they just slow things down until something breaks.
You find out the wrong things got done too late.
Two people working on the same project. Nobody working on the important one. You find out on a client call, or when something ships you didn’t approve, or when a deadline lands and nothing’s there. The cost of “I thought you had it” is paying for the same work twice.
Your best people are wondering if you even notice.
Your best team member did something brilliant in Week 3 of the quarter. By Week 8, nobody remembers. People don’t quit jobs for money, they quit feeling invisible. Replacing them costs you 50 to 200% of their salary, and there is no cheaper retention play than letting people feel seen.
SO WE’RE CLEAR
There are 18 work-tracking tools out there. Your team has tried six of them.
Here’s how this one is different.
❌ Another project management tool you’ll abandon in six weeks
❌ A status meeting that eats an hour every week
❌ One more thing your team dreads filling out
❌ A complicated setup that takes a whole weekend to configure
❌ Priced per seat, so every hire makes it more expensive
✅ Five minutes for your team. Total clarity for you.
✅ A weekly rhythm that replaces five status check-ins
✅ Designed so your team wants to fill it out (because they get to share wins)
✅ Three steps to set up. Live in 5 minutes.
✅ $27/month flat for your whole team.
HOW IT WORKS
One simple loop your team will actually keep up. Five minutes for them on Friday. Five minutes for you on Monday. Done.
Three short fields and a bandwidth gauge. No 40-field forms or moving of tasks. Just enough structure to be useful, nothing more.
Open Snippets with your morning latte. See exactly who finished what, who has room, and who’s running hot. Before they ask for help, before they burn out, before you have to chase.
1:1s and reviews used to take you a weekend of digging through Slack and old emails (…or they were too much effort to even do). Now it’s three clicks: pick a person, pick a date range, export. Every accomplishment, every blocker, every note you left, in one PDF.
THE PART YOU DIDN’T KNOW YOU NEEDED
You don’t have time to manually track who’s been overloaded for three weeks straight, or which blocker keeps coming back. Snippets does it for you.
Automatically flags anyone whose plate has been at 9 or 10 for multiple weeks (burnout incoming) or stuck at 4 or below (under-utilized, or quietly disengaged). You see it before they say it.
If the same blocker keeps appearing on someone’s submission week after week, Snippets surfaces it. No more “wait, didn’t you mention this last month?” missed catches.
See which topics and projects are trending across your whole team. Spot the strategic patterns. Decide what to double down on, and what to kill.
THE PART YOU DIDN’T KNOW YOU NEEDED
Flat. Forever. No per-seat charges.
30-day free trial · Cancel anytime.
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See the pattern? One monthly fee regardless of team size.
Most team tools charge you for every person you add. Hire two more people next month and your bill goes up. Snippets stays $27, no matter how big your team grows. You’re not punished for hiring.
WHAT OWNERS ARE SAYING
Love from business owners who finally got their Sunday nights back
“My team was always getting frustrated with me bugging them for updates, so I stopped asking them. But then I felt like I had no idea what people were working on. Not anymore. My team loves to fill out Snippets because they feel a sense of accomplishment each week, AND I have a system for knowing people are working on the right things. Game changer.”
“I’m really resistant to process and slowing things down. But each time I hire someone, I worry we’ll lose that sense of closeness we had as a small team. Snippets saved us. Since implementing it, we have an easy way to keep everyone on the same page without adding layers of process. Thank you!”
“I’ve been burned by setting up complicated work-tracking systems only to see none of my team using them. Snippets is not that. It’s a lightweight template your team wants to fill out so they can share their wins and priorities. It’s literally the tool I’ve been looking for for years, and my team loves it.”
YOUR QUESTIONS
This is the question. Honest answer: because the form takes five minutes, and your team gets a place to share their wins (which they otherwise never get credit for), it's all upside for them to fill it out. The bandwidth gauge gives them a way to say "I'm overloaded" without having to find the right moment to bring it up. Frame it in terms of how it helps them and they will be onboard.
Project management tools track tasks. Snippets is the layer that gives you a birds eye view into what you need to see as a business owner. It sits on top of whatever you already use. The dashboard shows you who's stuck and how full each plate is, not which JIRA ticket is in QA. Most clients keep their existing tracker and add Snippets as the "what's actually happening with my people" view their tool doesn't give them.
There's nothing to install. Snippets runs in any browser, on desktop and mobile. Setup is two steps: sign up, bulk-invite your team by email (up to 10 at a time, with a personal note if you want). The app sends reminders do you don't have to nudge anyone, and a weekly digest lands in your inbox every Monday. There's an onboarding walkthrough in the app and a 90-second video sent right to your email.
$27 per month, flat, for your whole team. No per-seat fees. Add as many team members as you want. 30-day free trial, cancel anytime in your account. Stripe handles billing.
No tracking pixels. No analytics on user behavior. No AI training on your team's submissions or feedback notes. Workspace isolation means nobody can see your team's data outside your account, ever. You can request a full data deletion at any time.
No. Team members only see their own snippets and the feedback their leader left for them. Owners (and any leaders you designate) see all submissions. The bandwidth view is for your eyes only.
The Google Doc is the lightweight template I built years ago for my consulting clients. It still works, and it's still available below. The app is what happens when you want to actually run this across a team of 5, 10, 25 people: automatic Friday reminders, a Monday digest in your inbox, a bandwidth dashboard, automatic pattern detection on blockers and overload, a feedback timeline, and PDF exports for deeper conversations. The Doc is a great place to start. The app gives you a complete system.
All three work the same. Snippets is designed for any team that needs a weekly rhythm. It works especially well for remote teams (where you have less ambient information about who's doing what), but on-site teams love it too, because the bandwidth gauge gives a structured way to surface "I'm slammed" or "I have capacity" without it becoming a meeting topic.
STILL WANT THE FREE VERSION?
If you want to test the weekly rhythm with your team before signing up for the app, grab the original template. Lightweight, still works, no catch.
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