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Because the product is a morning briefing. A full daily sync gives every number on the screen the same timestamp, keeps costs compatible with a free tier, and — honestly — most of what changes in an indie portfolio does not need a push within minutes. GitHub’s own notifications stay the right tool for that. Faster GitHub sync is the first upgrade after the beta. Sync.

Does Ubrella assign sources automatically?

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No. It suggests, with a confidence score, and preselects the obvious ones. Nothing is assigned until you confirm. Confirm matches.

Can one repository belong to two projects?

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Not during the beta. Create a project for the shared piece — People API — and assign the repository there. One source, one project.

Not yet. A workspace has one member during the beta. The data model is ready for teams; the part we have not built is deciding who may see which credentials, and we would rather do that carefully than quickly.

Not yet. The web app works well on a phone, and the API behind the iOS app is the one an Android app will use. iOS first because that is what the founder ships.

On servers in the European Union. Credentials live in a secrets vault, never in ordinary records. We store aggregates and daily snapshots, not raw events. Privacy.

No, on purpose. A fixed set of rules means a red Pulse means the same thing everywhere. If a rule is wrong for you, tell us and we will fix the rule. No configuration.

Does the assistant read my GitHub / RevenueCat / PostHog live?

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No. It works from Ubrella’s own snapshots and events, and says so when it cannot see something. Ask.

Free for three projects during the beta, no card. Plan.

One indie developer in Goch, Germany, with five apps and the same morning problem. hello@ubrella.dev.