... Daily standups used to feel useful. Now they often feel like a slow, morning ritual where everyone repeats the same update as yesterday and politely says, no blockers. The problem isn t the standup

... everyone ! I ve been working on Cadence, a lightweight async video standup tool designed to replace daily meetings with quick 1-minute video updates. The idea came from my own frustration remote meetings eating up time that could ve been spent actually working. I ve recorded a 1 miunte demo video (below!) showing how teams can create standups

... everyone, Over the past year, I ve noticed how much time teams lose to meetings that don t really need to be meetings. The daily standup is a great idea in theory but in practice, it s often a 15-minute routine that interrupts everyone s focus, especially when you re working across time zones. My old manager used to tell us about his dating life in ur standups

... working on a tool that auto-summarizes async standups and check-ins, and I'm curious about your experience. Do you use async standups

... that working remotely brings a special kind of challenge. It sounds ideal until no one knows what the others are doing and progress feels... fuzzy. From what I ve seen, the best system is short, daily 15-minute standups. Each person says three things : / What s their big focus for the day b/ What they did yesterday c/ Where they re blocked (and who might help) That way, everyone stays in sync. No guessing, no drifting. I ve also ... ... momentum going without adding Zoom fatigue. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @byalexai  Especially those LinkedIn quick calls :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): Something similar to clients. Slack primarily with the closest team. 5 10 min standups