Asincly

Asincly replaces the daily standup meeting for teams across time zones. Talk for a couple of minutes when your day starts; AI drafts yesterday / today / blockers from your video, ticks off your last plan and tags the people you need. Open source (AGPL-3.0).

Asincly replaces scheduled standup meetings with asynchronous team updates. Team members share what they shipped, what they plan to work on, and whether they have blockers, without waiting for everyone to join a call at the same time. AI writes a digest from the updates, putting the team’s information on one screen and routing blockers to people who can help. The page presents it as a way to keep the standup while removing the meeting. A team is set up and members are invited by email. Each person records an update in their own morning; the example shows a short spoken update being turned into an AI-written summary. Asincly gathers the summaries into a daily digest that lists team updates and blockers. The page says blockers are routed to whoever can unblock them. It does not describe other inputs, integrations, or output formats. Asincly is presented for teams that want to share standup updates without scheduling a live meeting across time zones. The page illustrates a team of ten people working across locations, with updates recorded before colleagues wake up. It states that setup takes one minute and that the product is free for up to three people. It is open source under AGPL-3.0, self-hostable, and encrypted at rest.