Eodly is an AI chief of staff for founders and team leads that turns team check-ins and connected work evidence into one sourced end-of-day report. It helps surface who shipped, who is silent, and who may be slipping without requiring teammates to adopt a new app.
Eodly is an AI chief of staff for founders and team leads running mixed teams. It gathers short check-ins from the tools people already use, then weighs those updates against connected work systems to produce one sourced end-of-day report showing who shipped, who is silent, and who may be slipping.
The product is positioned as an alternative to weekly status meetings, manual Slack scrolling, and unverified async standups. It is designed to help leaders track engineering work, creator deliverables, and other mixed-team output without asking teammates to adopt a separate app or log keystrokes or screens.
Collects a short check-in from the channels your team already uses instead of making them adopt another app. Supported check-in channels called out in the source include Slack, Telegram, Microsoft Teams, and Discord.
Compares each status claim with systems of record such as GitHub and Linear so the report reflects actual activity, not only self-reported progress. The site also mentions verification of links and screenshots where relevant.
Separates people who shipped, are silent, or are slipping, and flags when a check-in does not match the connected evidence. The product frames silence and slipping as different states rather than a single catch-all alert.
Provides a live dashboard during the day and then distills the activity into one sourced evening page or direct message. The page is meant to replace manual thread-scrolling and repeated status pings.
Supports creator and partner workflows through campaigns, proof submission, payout-ready tracking, and paid creator stats. The pricing page also notes monthly investor updates, team-lead reports, and rollups on higher plans.
Adds reporting and access features on higher tiers, including a read API and audit log, weekly and monthly rollups, trends, and dead-air or aging-blocker alerts. Enterprise adds SSO/SAML, SLA support, a signed DPA, and security review.
Founders can replace the weekly status call with a daily sourced report that shows what actually moved during the day, including who shipped and where evidence is missing.
Managers of remote or mixed teams can catch a mismatch between a claim and the underlying work before it becomes a missed deadline, rather than waiting for the next standup or review.
Teams working with creators, KOLs, or partners can collect proof for each deliverable, verify that a post or asset is live, and move approved work into a payout-ready list.
Leads who want low-friction async updates can let people check in from Slack, Telegram, Teams, or Discord while Eodly reads GitHub and Linear in the background.
Founders who need a higher-level view can use paid-plan features such as investor updates, team-lead reports, rollups, trends, and alerts to monitor more than one workflow at a time.
No. The product is designed so teammates send a short check-in from Slack, Telegram, Microsoft Teams, or Discord, and the founder or lead reads the report. There is no new dashboard for the team to learn.
Eodly checks what people say against evidence from connected systems such as GitHub and Linear. It can also verify links and screenshots, and the pricing page says paid plans add AI vision for screenshot reading.
The report is scheduled per workspace in Settings, with a default of 7 PM local time. It lands on the dashboard and can also be delivered as a direct message if a chat channel is connected.
Yes. You can create campaigns for KOLs, ambassadors, or partners, send a magic link, and have them submit proof. Eodly checks that a post URL is live or reads a screenshot, then moves verified work to a payout-ready list.
Setup is described as taking a few minutes for chat and code tool connections. When GitHub or Linear are connected, Eodly backfills recent history so the first report already contains real work.
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