Reclaim mornings
Drop the sync standup. Engineers read a 90-second recap when they sit down — managers see the full picture in one HTML email.
For distributed engineering teams of 5–30
A written morning recap, instead of yet another standup.
StatusBoard reads your team's GitHub PRs, Slack #standup channel and Linear tickets overnight, then sends a structured digest at 9am — grouped by engineer, with Shipped, In review, Blocked and Tickets sections.
Shipped
3github
Merged: search rate-limit fix
Sara · 2 PRs · 41 LOC
github
Onboarding email refactor
Marco · 1 PR
github
API key rotation script
Jordan · 1 PR
In review
3github
Stripe webhook retries
Sara · review 18h
github
Migration: drop legacy events
Priya · review 3h
github
New billing page
Marco · review 2d
Blocked
2slack
Vendor SDK upgrade
Jordan · waiting reply
linear
Sandbox env quota
Priya · ENG-412
Tickets moved
3linear
ENG-389 → In progress
Marco
linear
ENG-401 → Done
Sara
jira
BUG-77 → Needs design
Priya
Async by design.Written, not spoken.
0min
Daily standup time saved per team
0
Sources merged into one recap
0s
To read the morning digest end-to-end
Built for remote-first
Async by default. Works across timezones because the recap is written, not spoken. No quorum, no calendar Tetris.
No new tool to learn
Engineers keep posting in #standup, opening PRs in GitHub, moving tickets in Linear. StatusBoard reads it and writes the recap.
Built in from day one
Start with the parts indie hackers usually spend weeks stitching together.
Blog, mobile UX, charts, and AI readiness are already in place, so you can spend more time shipping your product and less time building the foundation around it.
What StatusBoard does
One digest, four signals, zero meetings.
Engineers keep doing their job in GitHub, Slack and Linear. StatusBoard turns the trail they leave into a written morning recap.
Built with the best
The perfect stack for AI-generated B2B SaaS
Every tool carefully chosen for a reason. Modern, scalable, and designed to work together.
Next.js 16
App Router & Turbopack
The most powerful React framework with built-in routing, SSR, and API routes.
Vercel
Hosting & edge delivery
Optimized platform for Next.js deployments with preview environments and global CDN.
TypeScript
Type-safe development
Catch bugs before runtime and make refactoring safe.
Bun
Fast runtime & package manager
3x faster than npm. Built-in TypeScript support.
Convex
Real-time backend
Zero-config real-time database. No REST APIs or GraphQL boilerplate.
Zod
Schema validation
TypeScript-first validation with automatic type inference.
WorkOS
Enterprise SSO & SCIM
Enterprise-grade authentication. Land enterprise customers from day one.
shadcn/ui
Beautiful components
Copy-paste components that you own. Accessible and customizable.
Tailwind CSS
Utility-first CSS
Ship faster with utility classes. Tiny production bundles.
Animate UI
Smooth animations
Production-ready animations that delight users.
Stripe
Billing & subscriptions
Connected to Convex for real-time subscription sync.
Resend
Transactional emails
Modern email API with React components.
TanStack Query
Server state management
Automatic caching, background updates, and optimistic UI.
nuqs
Type-safe URL params
URL state that syncs with React. Shareable links.
OpenAI
LLM integration
Add AI features to your SaaS with a simple API.
ElevenLabs
Voice and speech generation
Add text-to-speech, voice agents, and audio experiences with the Convex component.
General Translation
AI-powered translations
Translate your app with AI. No JSON files to maintain.
IndexNow
Instant content indexing
Push updates directly to search engines so new pages and edits get discovered faster.
Sanity
Headless CMS
Flexible content modeling for blogs and marketing pages.
DataFast
Simple analytics
Privacy-friendly analytics. Easy setup, no complexity.
PostHog
Product analytics & logging
Error tracking, session replay, and product analytics in one.
Onboarda
Guided product setup
Help new customers reach activation faster with a clear onboarding flow and in-app guidance.
AffiliateBase
Affiliate program management
Launch referral and affiliate loops without building your own tracking and payout system.
Cal.com
Instant booking links
Let prospects book demos and discovery calls without back-and-forth emails.
Knip
Find unused code
Detect unused files and dependencies automatically.
CodeRabbit
AI code review
Instant AI-powered reviews on every PR.
SonarCloud
Code analysis
Continuous code quality and security analysis.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything teams ask before they replace their morning standup.
StatusBoard reads your team's GitHub PR activity, your Slack #standup channel, and your Linear/Jira ticket movements over the last 24 hours, then writes one HTML email digest grouped by engineer with Shipped, In review, Blocked and Tickets sections. You get it at 9am. The synchronous standup meeting goes away.
GitHub is required — it's where the PR signal lives. Slack and Linear (or Jira) are strongly recommended because they cover the "in progress" and "blocked" states GitHub misses. You can start with GitHub-only on the Free tier and add the others on Pro.
No. That's the whole point. Engineers keep posting in the same #standup Slack channel, keep opening PRs in GitHub, keep moving tickets in Linear. StatusBoard reads that trail — nothing changes in their workflow. Only the manager touches the StatusBoard UI.
Slack bots ask engineers to fill in three-line answers every morning. Engineers hate it and most teams give up after a month. StatusBoard inverts the model: engineers do nothing, StatusBoard observes what they actually did, and writes the recap for them.
We only read the specific #standup channel(s) you authorise, only the last 24 hours of messages, and we never store message bodies after the digest is generated. GitHub and Linear access is read-only and scoped to the repos and projects you select.
Distributed dev teams of 5 to 30 engineers. Below 5 a daily standup is fine. Above 30 you need team-by-team scoped digests, which we support on the Team tier.
Yes — open the live demo. The /demo/digest page renders the exact HTML email a real customer receives, pre-filled with mock data so you can scroll and read it end-to-end.
Default is 9am in your team's primary timezone. On Pro and Team tiers you can change the schedule, send a digest on-demand, or fire it multiple times per day for split-timezone teams.
Still have questions? Contact us