How It Works? A Quick Overview
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Here's What Actually Happens
Back per dev per week
No more 15-30 min daily standups. No more "quick syncs" that aren't quick. Just actual work time.
What that time costs you
For a 5-person team making $120K average. Yeah, standups are expensive.
To connect your tools
Git, Jira, Slack. Done. We pull your updates automatically. Your team keeps working.
Why Standups Suck
- •They kill flow state — You know that feeling when you're in the zone at 10:30am and then... standup.
- •Timezone hell — Someone's always getting screwed. 6am calls or staying late, pick your poison.
- •90% irrelevant info — You don't care about the CSS bug Sarah's fixing. She doesn't care about your API refactor.
- •Theater, not communication — Everyone performs their status update then zones out.
What We Do Instead
- •Your tools already know what you did — Git commits, closed tickets, Slack messages. We just format it nicely.
- •Works for humans across timezones — Read updates when you want. No more 5am "quick syncs."
- •Filter the noise — Only see updates from people/projects you actually care about.
- •Keep your flow — No scheduled interruptions. Just pure, uninterrupted coding time.
Do The Math
Your manager cares about numbers. Here they are.
Your potential savings
$0
Monthly
$0
Time / month
0 hrs
Here's why stand-ups suck: 15 min × 4 devs = 31 h/mo → $2,087 burn. How many more numbers do you need?
"But What If It Doesn't Work?"
Your team changes nothing
Keep using Git, Jira, Slack like you always have. We just read the data and format it. No new tools to learn.
Test it with one team
Pick your most fed-up-with-standups team. Run it alongside meetings for a week. See what happens.
Easy exit
Don't like it? Just stop using it. Go back to meetings. We won't email you 47 times asking why you left.
🔒 Actually secure
We're developers too — we get why security and encryption matters.
"Yeah But..."
"We need face-to-face collaboration!"
Cool. Keep your design reviews, planning sessions, and architecture discussions. Those are useful meetings. Daily status theater? Not so much.
"But then I won't know what everyone's doing!"
You'll know more. Search for "what did Alex work on last week?" Try doing that with standup memories. Plus, it's all there when you need it — not just for 15 minutes at 9:30am.
"Our team will feel disconnected!"
Do you feel connected during standups now? Honestly? Use that time for actual team building. Lunch together. Pair programming. Literally anything else.
Try It. What's The Worst That Could Happen?
You go back to standups. That's it. That's the worst case. But maybe — just maybe — you get your mornings back.