We're building the opposite of an agent that does your work for you.
Every other tool is racing to do work for you. We hold your work and make it reachable. Different problem. Different shape.
We say so.
StandIn refuses to guess. "Not in the record" is information. It tells you who to ask.
Don't replace them.
We hold your work and make it reachable. Your teammates quote your own words, not an AI's guess.
Nothing guessed.
No surveillance. No DM reading. No calendar scraping. A representative knows only what its person declared.
My morning used to be 90 minutes of catch-up. Now it's a couple minutes of reading wraps, and I know more than the standup ever told me.
Two layers. One ritual.
Wraps. The input layer.
Before going offline, each teammate publishes a daily wrap. Auto-drafted from the tools they already use. Under 60 seconds.
Representatives.
The output layer.
Every wrap becomes queryable. A Representative answers only from declared content, cites every claim, and refuses when the answer isn't there.
Representatives represent your work. They don't replace it.
Four things change when context is infrastructure, not tribal knowledge.
When Amsterdam logs off, the context goes with them.
Decisions, reasoning, blockers. It all lives in one person's head. When they're asleep, your team in San Francisco starts piecing it back together from Slack threads and guesses.
- 01The morning catch-up meeting.
- 02The 11pm ping across timezones.
- 03The four-meeting onboarding marathon.
- 04The "where are we on this?" status request.
- 05The vacation handoff nobody writes well.
The constraint is what makes the answers trustworthy.
A tool that tells the truth 90% of the time and guesses the other 10% is unusable for anything that matters. So we built one that admits the gap.
No surveillance
Zero activity tracking, calendar access, or DM reading.
No passive monitoring
A representative knows only what its person wrote down.
Declaration-based by design
You opt into what your representative can answer about.
Refusal as a feature
"Not in the record" is the default. Never a confident guess.
We meet your stack where it already is.
Every signal maps to a specific wrap field. The 60-second ritual is a read and confirm. Most of the writing is already done.
“I don't know” is a feature.
When StandIn doesn't have declared state, it says so. No inference. No hallucination. The refusal tells you what's missing and who to ask next.
I came back from two weeks of leave and didn't have a single "what did I miss" meeting. The record was just there.
Our reps quote the engineers, not a model. When the answer isn't there, they say so. That's what makes it usable.