Use case · Team daily log
Who did what yesterday, without a standup.
A daily update for the workspace, written from what the team actually said and shipped, with links to each source.
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The daily update: highlights, status, follow-ups, new tasks and what’s coming up, written from what the team said and shipped.
Fictional example · Acme Labs demo workspace
How it works
From conversation to current record.
The Timeline writes one daily update for the workspace from the latest captured threads, calls, email and synced tools. Send it to every member by email, or post it to a Slack channel or Telegram group. Need more detail on one client, project or topic? Ask, and get an update for any time window.
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Drop the named file into apps/web/public/marketing/screenshots to swap this slot. Reshoot after the citation redesign and seed update.
To reshoot after citation redesign and seed update. Keep the same screen, URL and framing.
Every past daily update stays under Work → Digests, next to tasks, boards and approvals.
Fictional example · Acme Labs demo workspace
Example
A fictional walk-through.
Questions
Common questions.
Where does the daily update go?
By email to every member by default. You can add a Slack channel, Slack DMs, a Telegram chat or Telegram DMs.
Can I see past days?
Yes. Work → Digests keeps every daily update.
Start free
Link one channel. Watch the record fill in.
Start with one Slack channel or Telegram group. Read the daily update, approve what The Timeline proposes, and ask what was decided, with the source for every line.