StandIn reads from the tools your team already uses as sources of truth. These integrations also feed your daily wrap draft — pulling in commits, ticket updates, and calendar events so you don't have to summarize your day yourself. Every integration requires deliberate authorization. Every scope boundary is set by you, not by us. You review everything before it publishes.
No monitoring. No inference. Only what was published.
01Three promises
Integrations feed your wrap. Your wrap becomes your Representative. What your teammates ask your Representative comes from the tools listed on this page. Every answer traces back to a specific integration, a specific record, and a specific person who published it.
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Read-only by architecture
StandIn cannot post, edit, delete, or act on your behalf in any connected tool. It reads published state and nothing else.
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You choose every scope
Select which projects, repos, channels, and calendars to connect. Nothing is automatic. Every boundary is deliberate.
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Opt-in for every engineer
No engineer's data flows into StandIn without their participation. Publishing a wrap is a deliberate act, not a background sync.
02The catalog
78 integrations. All read-only. All explicitly scoped.
03Where it fits
StandIn reads from your tools. It doesn't replace them.
Notion holds your team's knowledge base. GitHub holds your code. Linear holds your tickets. StandIn holds the layer none of them track: what your engineer left before going offline, who owns the next action, what's blocked, and when they're back. It reads from your existing tools to stay current — and answers the question they can't: "What did my teammate leave before they logged off?"
04What they are
What integrations are
Integrations are read-only connections to the tools your team already uses. They give StandIn the context it needs to answer questions about what is happening in your projects without watching how people work.
"If it's not published, StandIn stays silent."
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