... watching. What Everview does: Builds a live graph of how your organization actually executes read from Jira, GitHub, and 13+ other tools you already use Puts strategy and delivery on one canvas, as the same object at different altitudes zoom out to the plan, zoom in to the work, it's one picture Reads health, capacity, and risk live from the work itself so you stop chasing updates and start operating from evidence Gives every insight an evidence trail back ...

... both chain you to the chair, because the second you close the laptop the thing either stalls waiting for you or wanders off a cliff. The leverage evaporates the moment you stand up. I only work at one altitude now The fix wasn't a smarter model. It was drawing a hard line between two altitudes

... galdayan): our setup ended up being a Slack webhook per agent session, posted to a channel only that agent writes to. sounds basic but the key part was making the notification say WHY it's waiting (needs approval vs finished vs

... being informed is a bit of a comfort blanket. it feels like work but it isn't. Comment from Richard Smith(@richard_smith_sv): This is so true. I always overestimate how much I've actually missed vs. how much I just scrolled past. Comment from Joshua VanAllen (JVA)(@joshvanallen): If it's just a single day, it's usually easy peasy for me to jump back into the flow. If it's a week...that's a whole different ... ... never detach entirely. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9844066): Comment Deleted Comment from Yumi Joh(@yumi_joh): @atherkildsen  100% often time folks confuse distraction with busyness. glad to meet another person who enjoys deep thinking at high altitudes

... what people were shipping, it felt like everything was already done. Every idea I came up with? Someone had built it. That was discouraging for a moment. Then I realized the problem wasn't my ideas - it was the altitude I was thinking at. Most of us brainstorm at the same level: we think of a project, do a quick search, find out it exists, and start over. But what if you shift your perspective? Instead of building what everyone ...

... thinking about yet. Feels like the products that win soon will be the ones that work well for both humans and agents, not just one or the other. Comment from Aaron Burton(@martech_dev): You're at the right altitude, and I have to again, give props where its due. Such a well built site. As an ex CMO I can appreciate both the analytics angle and the design angle. Form proceeds function. I made an X post about ...

... offers an intuitive, user-friendly online IP lookup tool that allows you to quickly retrieve detailed IP address data. Here s what you get with just a single lookup: Location Info: Country, state, city, district Geospatial Data: Latitude, longitude, altitude, postal code Local Information: Timezone, currency, international dialing code ISP and ASN: Internet Service Provider (ISP), ASN number Usage Labels: Application scenario tags (e.g., home broadband, data centers, mobile networks) All data is sourced from real-world network topology ...

... down into any stat, view daily/weekly trends, and instantly share charts or summaries with friends, colleagues, your doctor or your coach. Your smartwatch tracked activities appear in a dedicated list, and GPS recorded workouts come with an interactive map, altitude profile and the option to download your route as a GPX file. You can effortlessly post highlights to Telegram Stories, channels or group chats, making health data social. The beta currently supports Garmin Connect and includes smart notifications ...