Open Standup.Understand what matters.Start building.
Your pull requests, issues, threads and meetings arrive from seven tools in seven shapes. Standup normalizes them into one stream of work events, then tells you which three deserve the next hour.
under 2m · read-only scopes · no setup meeting
one stream, smaller every step
work events in a typical week
Every review, issue, thread, doc and meeting normalized first.
actually involve you
The rest remains searchable context, not your morning queue.
need you this morning
The product earns trust by making the list smaller.
everything you already use
Your work is already everywhere. It just has no center.
Seven tools, each convinced it is the main one. Standup does not ask you to leave any of them - it pulls what happened into a single stream and gives the day a middle.
01 · rank
Start with the three things that need you.
Standup reads across tools, then explains why each item outranks the rest of the stream.
Two things are blocking other people. Everything else can wait until after your 14:00.
Blocked chain
PR #42 -> DEV-18 -> mobile release
01 · rank
Start with the three things that need you.
Standup reads across tools, then explains why each item outranks the rest of the stream.
Two things are blocking other people. Everything else can wait until after your 14:00.
Blocked chain
PR #42 -> DEV-18 -> mobile release
02 · unblock
See the chain behind the interruption.
A stalled PR, a Linear blocker and a Slack decision become one path instead of three tabs.
03 · ask
Ask what changed and get cited answers.
The answer points back to the WorkEvents it used, so summaries stay accountable.
setup in four beats
Two minutes from authorize to answer.
Authorize
OAuth in a popup. Read-only scopes, shown before you approve.
Choose resources
Pick the repositories, projects or channels you actually work in.
First sync
30 days of history pulled and translated into work events.
Value
Your queue re-ranks the moment the new source lands.
What Standup will never put on your screen.
Velocity and story-point charts
They measure estimation habits, not progress.
Developer leaderboards
Ranking people breaks the trust the product depends on.
A notification firehose
You already have six of those. This one has to be shorter.
Dashboards nobody acts on
If a number does not change a decision, it is decoration.
Sources from day zero.
GitHub
live
Slack
queued
Linear
queued
Jira
queued
Trello
queued
Notion
queued
Calendar
queued
Tomorrow morning, open one thing.
Understand what matters. Then start building.