When you're off, your StandIn is on.

It makes your work work for you: answering your teammates' questions from the work you've already done, in your words, with a source under every answer. Clearly labeled, and always yours to review.

Reads from the tools your team already uses. You choose which ones.
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Is the Q3 report ready to go out?

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Sarah's StandIn

Yes, the final version is in the shared drive. Priya's numbers landed this morning, so it's good to send.

Source: Sarah's brief · yesterday 17:00 JST
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Works with Slack, Gmail, GitHub, Jira, Notion, and 70+ other tools. Read-only, and only the ones you choose.

The problem

Work waits for people to be free.

The email waits overnight. The decision waits for the meeting. The question waits for you to come out of your 2pm, and when you finally log off, it's still waiting, so you check. Even the focus time you block gets interrupted: visible to everyone, defended by no one. None of that means you're bad at your job. It means everything you know is locked behind your availability.

275 interruptions a day, per employee

Microsoft Work Trend Index 2025

Productivity falls after 4+ AI tools

BCG, 2026

Fewer than 1 in 300 workers has an assistant

BLS data, derived

What you get

The waiting ends.

Your teammates get answers from your work the moment they need them, not the moment you're free.

Your evenings back.

Your StandIn switches on when you're off: meetings, lunch, evenings, holidays. It switches off the moment you return, and everything it said is waiting for your review.

Your voice, your credit.

Every answer is in your words, carries your name and its source, and is clearly labeled as your StandIn. On your behalf, never as you.

How it works

90 seconds, then it's on.

Brief your StandIn.

Ninety seconds at the end of your day. Most of it is already drafted from the work you did.

Sarah finishes her day in Tokyo and publishes her brief before closing her laptop.17:00
DoneQ3 report finalized, in the shared drive
In reviewpricing rollout note
Waitinglegal's read on the vendor contract
Decidednew tiers approved, live March 1
Back at 9:00 · Marcus covers the rebrand
Ninety seconds at the end of your day. Most of it is already drafted from the work you did.Publish · 90 seconds
  1. Go be off.

    A meeting, lunch, the evening, a holiday. Your day is the switch.

  2. Your work answers.

    In your words, with your name and a source under every answer. You come back to a summary, not a full inbox.

The use case everyone understands

Retire your out-of-office.

An out-of-office reply says: wait until I'm back. A StandIn answers instead: from your actual work, in your words, with your name on it. The waiting was the whole problem, and the auto-reply just made it official.

SThe auto-reply
Sarah Tanaka

I am out of the office with limited access to email. I will respond to your message when I return.

SSarah's StandIn

The final Q3 report is in the shared drive, it's good to send. Priya's numbers landed this morning.

Source: Sarah's brief · yesterday 17:00 JST
Trust

Made for the person using it.

Your time, protected.

Your StandIn is on when you're off, and off when you're back.

Your work, credited.

Every answer carries your name and points to the work it came from.

Your call, always.

You choose what your StandIn can see and speak about, and you can change it anytime.

Sarah's StandInon

Is the Q3 report ready to go out?

Yes, the final version is in the shared drive. Priya's numbers landed this morning, so it's good to send.

Source: Sarah's brief · yesterday 17:00 JST

Where did we land on the new pricing?

Approved Tuesday: the new tiers go live March 1. Sarah drafted the rollout note; it's linked in her brief.

Source: Sarah's brief · yesterday 17:00 JST

What's the timeline for the rebrand?

That's not in Sarah's work. Marcus owns the rebrand timeline; ask him.

A

Is the Q3 report ready to go out?

SSarah's StandIn02:14

The final Q3 report is in the shared drive, it's good to send. Priya's numbers landed this morning.

Source: Sarah's brief · yesterday 17:00 JST
For teams

Nobody waits, and nobody gets interrupted.

When the team runs on StandIn, "quick status question" stops being a meeting. Anyone can ask a team's StandIn what shipped, what's blocked, and who owns the call, and get an answer sourced to the person who did the work. Credit goes where it belongs, including at 2am, including from the office nobody visits.

Stands in for you. Live from the moment you publish your brief until you're back online.

SSarah's StandIn

The final Q3 report is in the shared drive, it's good to send. Priya's numbers landed this morning.

Source: Sarah's brief · yesterday 17:00 JST
FAQ

Questions, answered.

Is this another AI agent?

No. Agents do work for you and make more things to check. StandIn puts the work you've already done to work: it answers questions about it. It writes nothing into your tools and takes no actions on your behalf.

What if it says something wrong in my name?

It never puts words in your mouth. It only speaks from what you wrote, shows the source under every answer, and when the answer isn't there it says so and names who to ask. Everything it said is waiting for your review.

Do my teammates know they're talking to my StandIn?

Always. Every reply is labeled. On your behalf, never as you.

What can it see?

Only the tools you connect, read-only, and you can change that anytime. If you didn't share it, your StandIn doesn't know it exists.

What does it cost?

We're in design-partner pilots: a fixed price for your first year and direct access to the founder. Request a pilot and we'll tell you the number before you commit to anything.

Log off like you mean it.

Put your team's work to work.

Pilots are open for teams split across locations and time zones. Your tools, your rules, a fixed price for year one.