Statusly
in build

9:04. The box is empty. It is due at 9:15.

Your standup, written from what you actually did.

Paste the scraps of your day and get four lines you can post. Tomorrow the update starts half-written, because Statusly kept yesterday.

Statusly is being built in the open. There is nothing to sign up for yet.

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Mon 24 Aug5 updates left this month

scraps

Half sentences are fine.

fixed the webhook thing finally
retry w/ backoff, 3 tries
still blocked on priya, staging key
looked at sam's PR on the migration
tomorrow: retry tests + that flaky
migration if there's time

today’s update

*Done*

• Shipped webhook retries with 3-try backoff.
• Reviewed Sam’s PR on the migration.

*Next*

• Write the retry tests.
• Look at the flaky migration.

*Blocked*

• Waiting on Priya for the staging key.

The update Statusly writes. Four lines, in the shape your channel expects.
01the second morning

Day two is the part worth paying for.

Yesterday you said you’d write the retry tests. Statusly kept that line, so this morning it is already sitting in Done, waiting for you to confirm it or correct it.

The blocker you never cleared is still flagged, because you never said it cleared. The empty box is gone. You are correcting an update instead of writing one, and correcting is something a tired person can do in 30 seconds.

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Tue 25 Aug

carry-over

You said you’d write the retry tests. Done?

Still blocked on Priya, 3 days.

*Done*

• Wrote the retry tests, 2 still failing.
• Rebased the migration branch.

The scraps box is empty, and optional.

Your own words, quoted back at you. Two presses and you are done.
02the log

A formatter forgets you. A log does not.

Every update and every scrap you drop in during the day stays in your log. That is what makes the next morning cheap, and it is what a free generator can never do: it starts from zero every time, which is exactly the state you were stuck in.

Anyone can copy the prompt in an afternoon. Nobody can copy six months of your work.

Five days as five columns, with amber lines carried from each day into the next.
One week in the log. Amber is what carried over.
03what you do today

Skipping it is the market leader.

A free standup generator

Reformats whatever you paste, then forgets you. Tomorrow you start from the empty box again.

A standup bot in Slack

Asks you the question on schedule. Someone else bought it, and it does not help you answer.

A chat window in another tab

Does not know what you promised yesterday, so you explain your whole job every morning.

Saying nothing

Free, fast, and your work stays invisible to the people deciding what you are worth.

Statusly

Starts you from yesterday. Bought by you, with your own card, once. Nobody needs to approve it.

Statusly rewrites what you actually did. It does not invent work, and it never will.

04the price, plainly

Free

5 updates a month

  • The full log, kept for you.
  • Carry-over every morning.
  • No card, no timer.

Statusly Pass

$29, once, forever

  • Unlimited updates, one person.
  • One payment. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel.
  • A year of the cheapest standup bot costs more.

What we do not do yet: no Slack app, no team digest, no roll-up for your review. Those get built when people ask for them, not before.

05  /  soon

Statusly opens soon.

The first version does one thing: it turns your scraps into an update, and it remembers it for tomorrow. Take the link with you, or send it to whoever complains about standup the most.

Copies this page’s address. No email, no waitlist, nothing to fill in.

#eng-standup   9:07

*Done*

• Shipped webhook retries with 3-try backoff.
• Reviewed Sam’s PR on the migration.

*Next*

• Write the retry tests.

*Blocked*

• Waiting on Priya for the staging key.

made with Statusly

How anyone finds us: one quiet line under a suspiciously good update.