Eodly
A tool that checks what your team says it shipped against what actually happened in GitHub and Linear, then sends you one honest daily report instead of a weekly status call.
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Description
A weekly team call tells you what happened last week, not today — by the time a problem shows up in a status meeting, it's already old news. Eodly's answer is a daily one-page report: it reads what your team posted in Slack, Telegram or Discord, then cross-checks those claims against actual GitHub commits and Linear tickets, so a founder can see in one glance who shipped, who went quiet, and where someone's status update doesn't match the evidence.
Eodly integrates with Slack, Telegram, Microsoft Teams and Discord for team check-ins, and with GitHub and Linear for verification, generating one sourced end-of-day report each evening. It also exposes a REST API with OpenAPI spec, Bearer-token auth and an MCP server for AI-agent access, rate-limited to 120 requests/minute. The product is aimed at founders, CEOs and team leads running remote or mixed (human + AI agent) teams who need proof-of-delivery rather than self-reported status.
💬 Our review
The short version: Eodly's core idea — verify what people say they did against what the commit history actually shows — is a genuinely useful correction to the usual self-reported daily standup, and it's free during beta.
What separates it from a generic standup bot (Geekbot, Slack's own check-in features) is the verification layer: cross-referencing chat claims against GitHub/Linear activity catches the gap between "I'm working on it" and actual shipped commits, which matters more for a founder managing a distributed or partially AI-agent team than a simple attendance-style standup does. The API and MCP server access also signal it's built to plug into an AI-agent workflow, not just a human Slack channel. The catch is that $29/month after beta is a real cost for what's essentially a reporting layer on top of tools you likely already pay for (GitHub, Linear, Slack), and the beta-pricing signal means the free period won't last. Worth trying now while it's free if you manage a remote team and are tired of status theater; revisit the ROI once the $29/month applies.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Gratuit pendant la phase bêta, sans carte bancaire. Plans payants à partir de $29/mois après la bêta.
Pros
Vérifie les statuts déclarés par l'équipe contre l'activité réelle GitHub/Linear
Rapport quotidien unique au lieu d'un point hebdomadaire tardif
API REST + serveur MCP pour intégration dans des workflows d'agents IA
Gratuit pendant la bêta, sans carte bancaire
Cons
$29/mois après la bêta pour un outil qui vient en plus de GitHub/Linear/Slack déjà payés
Date de fondation non communiquée, produit encore en bêta
Utile surtout pour les équipes dev — moins pertinent pour des équipes non-techniques
Marché des outils de standup/reporting déjà occupé (Geekbot, Range)