Asynchronous team automation
Run standups, retrospectives, mood check-ins, and other team surveys on a schedule or asynchronously in Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Standuply is a standup bot for Slack and Microsoft Teams that automates async check-ins, retrospectives, and Agile or HR workflows in chat.
Standuply is a standup bot for Slack and Microsoft Teams that automates team check-ins and other recurring workflows. The product is positioned for engineering leaders, Scrum teams, project and product managers, and other teams that want to run asynchronous standups, retrospectives, and related Agile or HR processes inside chat.
Across the site, Standuply is described as handling standups, retrospectives, backlog refinement, planning poker, surveys, and task-oriented check-ins. It also connects with external tools such as Jira, GitHub, Trello, Asana, and Google Analytics so teams can route information, gather responses, and keep results in one place.
Run standups, retrospectives, mood check-ins, and other team surveys on a schedule or asynchronously in Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Use text, voice, and video responses, with predefined templates or custom questions, to fit different team workflows.
Connect to task trackers and related tools such as Jira, Trello, GitHub, Asana, and Google Analytics to pull context into reports and workflows.
Collect progress through bot surveys and support task-related workflows such as to-do lists, task response questions, and backlog refinement.
Generate reports, summaries, analytics dashboards, and exportable outputs such as XLSX and PDF on supported plans.
Support scheduled polls, conditional questions, multi-reminders, and multi-admin access depending on the chosen plan.
Scrum teams can run daily standups asynchronously in chat, letting people answer by text, voice, or video when they are available.
Teams can collect sprint feedback, notes, and follow-up items on a schedule instead of running every retrospective as a live meeting.
Product, engineering, and delivery teams can use task trackers like Jira or Trello to run backlog grooming and planning poker workflows.
Managers can run recurring surveys such as team mood checks, 360-degree feedback, HR check-ins, and other culture workflows in Slack or Teams.
Teams can receive scheduled or on-demand data from connected services such as Google Analytics or Jira directly inside chat.
Standuply runs asynchronous stand-up meetings and retrospectives in Slack and Microsoft Teams. It also supports Agile and HR workflows such as backlog refinement, planning poker, polls, surveys, and task-related check-ins.
The source pages show support for Slack and Microsoft Teams.
Yes. The pricing page says there is a 30-day free trial, and it also mentions a 60-day risk-free moneyback guarantee. The starter plan is shown with a $0/month entry point, but the full pricing conditions are plan-dependent.
Standuply can connect to tools such as Jira, Trello, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Asana, and Google Analytics depending on the plan or workflow page.
No. The site positions Standuply for asynchronous team processes and scheduled automation, not as a replacement for every live meeting.