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Know what your team actually shipped today
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Know what your team actually shipped today
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Eodly reads Slack, Telegram, Discord, GitHub and Linear, and sends founders one sourced page each evening: who shipped, who's quiet, who's slipping, and any status that doesn't match reality. Your team never logs in. A chief of staff, not surveillance.
That's neat. How does it distinguish actually shipped work from updates that just sound like progress?
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@dhiraj_patel5 It comes down to the evidence behind the claim. "Shipped" means there is something real under it: a merged pull request, a moved Linear ticket, a live link, a verified post. "Sounds like progress" is a claim with nothing behind it yet. Eodly puts the two side by side, so "almost done on checkout" reads as shipped only if a PR actually merged, and when the words say progress but the systems have not moved, we flag the gap instead of passing it along. The check-in is the input; the systems of record are the judge.
When will you add support for JIRA ?
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@jay_janarthanan1 Jira is on the roadmap, not live yet. Today, the systems of record are GitHub and Linear, and Jira (with ClickUp) is next in that line. We build source integrations demand-first, so a question like yours is exactly what moves it up. Tell me a bit about your setup (team size, Jira Cloud or Server), and I will factor it in, and I am happy to ping you the moment it lands.
The evening digest idea is genuinely useful, especially catching when someone's Slack optimism doesn't match their Linear tickets. Liked that it pulls from multiple sources without making the team log into yet another tool.
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@eminenv9f Thank you, you nailed the two things we care about most: the cross-source catch (Slack optimism vs the Linear reality) and never making the team log into yet another tool. That's basically the whole thesis. Appreciate you taking a proper look.