@luudao I would really recommend you to have look at www.getachieved.com. It's a team tracking tool ideal to follow daily updates and team progress. We're about to launch the first public version of the tool next week!

@luudao Great questions! We use Zoom for our team calls and keep all our notes in Quip. It works well for our team.

@luudao We use Tatsu ... of course :) It emails the minutes to all the participants.

@luudao we use Jira for our sprints and Zoom for calls

@luudao we have real meetings 2-3 times a week for about 15 minutes.

@luudao we use Proficonf for daily calls, Jira, and Airtable.

@luudao We used to do a daily standup Zoom call with the full team but found that the meeting wasn't the best use of everyone's time- so we switched to creating a "Daily Standup" Slack channel. At the beginning of each day team members ping the channel if they have a "dependency" on someone else on the team (format: "@" the team member you have a dependency on and state the dependency, and be sure to include a time component-- e.g. @TeamMemberName Please review this ticket by this AM). We still use Zoom to do a "standup" meeting at the beginning & end of each sprint (& for additional meetings, as needed).

@luudao Trello screencast via AppleTV - We don't take notes or meeting minutes - that wouldn't be a standup 😀

@luudao we use slack.boffinbot.com it helps us with time-tracking, timesheet and payroll reports, and conducting daily standups directly on Slack.

@luudao Hi Luu, I actually built a tool for this purpose. It's called Workweek, check it out! We use it at work to track everyone's tasks and progress. Only slight difference to daily standups is that Workweek, you guessed it right, is week based. So at the start of each week you add your most important tasks for the upcoming week. You check tasks off as the week progresses . and tasks that haven't been completed by the end of the week automatically roll-over to the next week. Thanks to the team functionality you can easily see your colleagues tasks (and they can see yours). So no need for everyone to keep meeting minutes during the standup. Everything is always available and up-to-date within Workweek. Please give it a try and feel free to contact me if you have any more questions. Ohh also, good to know Workweek is completely free!

@luudao we use Jell

@luudao Daily standup and all meetings are through Skype, status is kept in TFS (Microsoft)

@luudao I may make a difference discussion around this - but does anyone do daily standups by themselves? If so, what tools? Sometimes I take a quick 1 minute video of myself and just archive it.

@luudao We use slack

@luudao We use one of the micro-apps from Kyber for Slack. As needed we jump on Zoom calls based on the report generated daily by Kyber. Being the report sent on Slack it’s easy to search it. Other useful micro-apps in Kyber let you check the status of a project during the week with quick polls/surveys which is often helpful.

@luudao we use Slack for calls and Notemate tool https://www.notemate.co/ to keep daily standup notes. What Notemate does - it creates meeting docs before scheduled events and posts link to the slack channel. That way notes are structured and kept in specific project - related folders.

@luudao I really like Jam by Wisembly to automate meeting preparation, produce outcomes (notes, tasks, and decisions) and respect the time schedule.

@luudao we use Trello

@luudao biased here, but we use Coda for keeping track of all our meeting notes, minutes, and action items. I work remotely so being able to collaborate in real-time is a key feature for whatever platform/app you use.