Smart Standup

The smart way to keep your team in sync

6 followers

The smart way to keep your team in sync

6 followers

Writing status updates takes time. Smart Standup does it for you. Connect the apps you use and Smart Standup will summarize your work at the frequency you choose.

Free

Launch tags:

Slack•Productivity•Developer Tools

Launch Team

Jacob Bank

Relay.app

Maker

Hey Product Hunt 👋, This is our team’s first product launch! We’re thrilled to share Smart Standup with you: a smarter way to stay in sync with your team. We know that writing status updates takes time, so we built a tool that does it for you. We created Smart Standup with the feedback of 50+ managers and individual contributors at startups and large companies to make it easier for teams to stay on the same page 🤝. With Smart Standup you’ll be able to: ✍️ Summarize: have a comprehensive view of what you completed on a daily or weekly basis 📣 Share: publish your update to Slack with a single click of a button 🔗 Sync: have better visibility across your team of what everyone’s doing We’re really excited to share Smart Standup with you and would love any questions or feedback you might have. We would especially love to hear your ideas around how your team stays in sync. Do not hesitate to ping any of us on here or send us an email at support@smartstandup.ai!

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3yr ago

Varun Jindal

Smart Standup

Maker

Hey everyone, I'm Varun and I'm helping out with the product engineering. 👋 We're super excited to share this with everyone, if you have any questions I'd be happy to help answer.

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3yr ago

Sam Forman

@varun_jindal8 woah, how does it summarize?

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3yr ago

Jacob Bank

Relay.app

Maker

@varun_jindal8 @sam_forman Hey Sam, It connects to your productivity tools (Slack, Docs, Github, Figma, etc) and tries to identify the most important activities you did in a given day. It looks for items where you made a significant contribution that will also be interesting to your coworkers, then it adds a couple of words to summarize what you did. For example, if you edited a design doc, submitted a PR, and fixed a bug that were all related, it would add a line to your summary like "Edited [doc link], merged [PR link], and fixed [bug link]". From there, you can add more context if needed before you share with your team.

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3yr ago