Standsly connects to GitHub, Jira, and Google Calendar, remembers your work, and turns it into clear daily standups, weekly summaries, and 1:1 prep—without rebuilding your week from tabs and tickets.
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I’m Mohsin, the maker of Standsly.
I built it after repeatedly reaching the end of the week and realizing that the work I had done was scattered across commits, tickets, meetings and conversations. Standsly connects to GitHub, Jira and Google Calendar, helps you review and confirm your activity, and turns it into daily standups, weekly summaries and 1:1 preparation.
The idea is simple:
Confirm your work instead of reconstructing your week. You can start free, without a credit card. I would especially value feedback on the Memory review experience and the quality of the generated standups.
What do you currently use to remember what you accomplished during the week?
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One thing that would make this way more useful for me is a way to flag or hide standup items that are already known or not relevant, maybe by tying entries to a specific sprint or epics in Jira so the daily updates stay tight and focused on what actually moves the needle.
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@gtdmaster That’s a great suggestion and exactly the kind of context that can make standups genuinely useful instead of just longer. Tying entries to Jira sprints or epics could help Standsly keep daily updates focused on the work that actually changed, while letting users hide background items that no longer need repeating.
I especially like the idea of combining automatic sprint context with simple controls such as “hide from this standup” or “mute until the sprint ends.”
Would you expect Standsly to filter those items automatically, or would you prefer to review and decide manually?
Congrats on launching Standsly! Turn your work history into clear standups is a genuinely exciting direction. Cheering you on and wishing you a fantastic launch! 🚀
One thing that would make this way more useful for me is a way to flag or hide standup items that are already known or not relevant, maybe by tying entries to a specific sprint or epics in Jira so the daily updates stay tight and focused on what actually moves the needle.
@gtdmaster That’s a great suggestion and exactly the kind of context that can make standups genuinely useful instead of just longer. Tying entries to Jira sprints or epics could help Standsly keep daily updates focused on the work that actually changed, while letting users hide background items that no longer need repeating.
I especially like the idea of combining automatic sprint context with simple controls such as “hide from this standup” or “mute until the sprint ends.”
Would you expect Standsly to filter those items automatically, or would you prefer to review and decide manually?
Pazi
Congrats on launching Standsly! Turn your work history into clear standups is a genuinely exciting direction. Cheering you on and wishing you a fantastic launch! 🚀
@zvonimir_sabljic1 Thank You!