Now onboarding design partners. 10 teams.

Your work, extended.Not automated.

StandIn holds your work. Your decisions, your reasoning, the context that usually lives in your head. It makes that context reachable when you can't be. You stay the person doing the work. StandIn just extends your reach.

“60-minute catch-ups down to 15. Zero late-night pings.”

Elena Rodriguez, Eng Director, 12-person distributed team

Early pilot signal
45 min
saved per daily update
45 min
saved per daily update
45 min
saved per daily update
Your tools
GHGitHub
LNLinear
SLSlack
CACalendar
JRJira
You review
What you did
Auth refactor complete (PR #482)
What's blocked
Waiting on Ops for JWT config
What's next
Resume payment flow tomorrow
Publish wrap
Your team asks
Sarah's Representativeonline
> "Is the API blocked?"
Yes. Blocked by ticket #482, assigned to Dave.
Source: Sarah's wrap, 17:00 GMT

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.

17:00
Amsterdam
offline
PR shipped, needs review
API blocked on #482
Dave owns next step
context lost
09:00
San Francisco
guessing
“Is that PR ready to review?”
“Who's handling the API thing?”
“Should I wait or just start?”

Pulls context from the tools you already use

GH
LN
SL
JR
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One Representative for every layer of your team.

Ask a question. Get an answer sourced from what your team actually wrote, with a name and timestamp on every line.

Project Representative

Cross-team, cross-timezone projects held in one queryable place. New hires ask it what they need to know. PMs ask if the project is on track. No status meeting required.

Payments Project Rep
> "What's the status of the payments migration?"
Backend API at 80%. Frontend integration waiting on the new schema. Mobile blocked on SDK update from the vendor.
Sources: Dave's wrap 17:02 GMT · Priya's wrap 16:45 GMT

Team Representative

Every engineer's wrap rolled into one surface per team.

Amsterdam Backend Team
> "What shipped overnight?"
> "What shipped overnight?"

Personal Representative

Every engineer's wrap rolled into one surface per team.

Amsterdam Backend Team
> "What shipped overnight?"
> "What shipped overnight?"
> "What shipped overnight?"

One Representative for every layer of your team.

Work captured from your tools

Pulled from the tools your team already uses. Layered with the person's own words. Nothing gets written twice.

PR #482 mergedLIN-391 moved3 Slack threads

Decisions mapped to people

Who decided, when, and why. New hires inherit the picture. Old decisions stop getting re-litigated.

SC
Chose JWT over session tokensApr 3
DK
Approved rate limit approachApr 5

The context nobody writes down

Why one approach over another. What felt obvious but became important later. StandIn asks for it.

StandIn noticed you closed LIN-391. What was the reasoning?
Type your answer...

People in charge of their own story

You write your own wrap, in your own words. Trust is the reason the product works.

No activity tracking
No sentiment analysis
No reading private messages
No watching who's online

When StandIn doesn't know, it tells you.

Ask a question. Get an answer sourced from what your team actually wrote, with a name and timestamp on every line.

Answer

Cites the person and the timestamp.

> "Is the API blocked?"
Yes. Blocked by ticket #482, assigned to Dave.
Source: Sarah's wrap, 17:00 GMT

Redirect

Points you to the right person.

> "Who can approve this?"
Sarah is offline. Dave has approval rights per her wrap.

Refuse

Silence over a guess. Every time.

> "Is Sarah annoyed?"
I can't answer that. I don't read between the lines.

Your CTO asks “how do you know?” You point to a name, a timestamp, and a source. You never have to explain that the AI guessed.

A human-first company, powered by AI.

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.

What most AI tools do
Try to do the work for you
Guess what's happening from activity
Summarize and make things up
Replace people in the loop
Break trust when they're wrong
What StandIn does
Hold what you've already done
Only speak from what you wrote
Cite the source, or stay quiet
Extend what people can reach
Build trust by staying honest
The value isn't that it does things for you. The value is that it makes what you've done go further.

When StandIn doesn't know, it tells you.

Ask a question. Get an answer sourced from what your team actually wrote, with a name and timestamp on every line.

app.standin.co/wraps/new
Draft · April 9, 2026
Auto-saved
What I shipped
Auth refactor complete (PR #482). Rate limiter config pushed to staging.
PR #482LIN-391
What I shipped
Auth refactor complete (PR #482). Rate limiter config pushed to staging.
What I shipped
Auth refactor complete (PR #482). Rate limiter config pushed to staging.
Your Representative goes live after publish
Publish wrap

See StandIn in action

Amsterdam goes offline at 17:45. San Francisco starts at 09:00. No one stays online late.

17:45 Amsterdam
Amsterdam, 17:45
Sarah publishes her wrap and closes her laptop
PR #402 pushed, needs review
API migration blocked on ticket #482 (configuration credential from Ops)
Dave owns next action
Back online 09:00 GMT
San Francisco, 09:00
Alex opens his morning. No catch-up needed.
Sarah is offline since 17:45. Her update is live.
“Is the auth API ready to merge?”

Alex knows exactly what to work on. No Slack archaeology, no morning standup, no waiting.

This is Sarah's Personal Representative. It answers from her wrap, cites the source, and stays quiet when the answer isn't there.

When StandIn doesn't know, it tells you.

Concrete swaps, not vague promises.

The morning catch-up meeting
two minutes reading last night's Representatives
The 11pm Slack ping across the ocean
a question answered in four seconds
The onboarding meeting marathon
a new hire reading the Project Representative
The Friday afternoon status request
a Team Representative query
The vacation handoff doc nobody writes well
a ten-minute Out-of-Office wrap
The decision made twice in two time zones
held once in the Project Representative
Early pilot signal
“Our Amsterdam to SF morning catch-up used to burn an hour. Now our Representatives answer the questions before anyone asks them. We went from 60 minutes to 15 and eliminated the late-night pings entirely.”
Elena Rodriguez
Engineering Director, 12-person distributed team

Built for distributed engineering teams. Designed for global teams of any kind.

Distributed engineering first

Cross-team, cross-timezone projects held in one queryable place. New hires ask it what they need to know. PMs ask if the project is on track. No status meeting required.

Global teams next

Cross-team, cross-timezone projects held in one queryable place. New hires ask it what they need to know. PMs ask if the project is on track. No status meeting required.

Design partner program

We're onboarding 10 design partner teams.

Direct access to the founders. A shaped roadmap. A pilot structure built around your team. We pick teams where the problem is real and the feedback will make the product better.

Frequently asked questions

What is StandIn?
StandIn is context infrastructure for distributed teams. Every project, team, and person on StandIn gets a Representative. A stand-in that answers questions from what your team has actually written, and stays quiet when the answer isn't there. You stay in charge of your work. StandIn just makes sure it goes further than you can.
So it's a chatbot that pretends to be me?
No. A chatbot makes up responses. A Representative only speaks from what you actually wrote. Every answer has your name on it and a timestamp. When the answer isn't in your wrap, the Representative doesn't guess. It says so and points to the person who would know.
How is this different from Slack AI or Notion AI?
Those tools read your activity and try to summarize what's happening. They make educated guesses. StandIn is the opposite. We hold what your team actually wrote and hand it to you with a source. When your CTO asks "how do you know?" you can point to a specific wrap by a specific person at a specific time.
Isn't this just another AI agent?
No. AI agents try to do your work for you. StandIn holds what you've already done and makes it reachable. The value isn't that it does things for you. The value is that it makes what you've done go further.
Does this replace my daily standup?
For most distributed teams, yes. StandIn replaces the information-sharing part of standups entirely. Some teams keep a short weekly sync for relationship and culture. The 45-minute morning catch-up disappears.
How long does it take to set up?
Most teams are running in under 15 minutes. Connect your integrations, invite your team, publish your first wrap.
Will my team actually use it?
The wrap takes 90 seconds and mostly writes itself. Your engineers don't have to remember a new habit or write anything from scratch. The adoption curve is real. Two to three weeks to build the habit. The design partner teams that make it past the first two weeks stay.
What about privacy?
A Representative only knows what someone explicitly wrote in their wrap. Nothing more. No private messages, no calendar access, no activity tracking. If it wasn't in the wrap, the Representative doesn't know it exists.
Who is this for?
Distributed engineering teams of 20 to 150 engineers, spread across at least two time zones, running on tools like GitHub, Linear, Slack, and Jira. Series A to C. Engineering managers, CTOs, and tech leads who are tired of being the single point of context for their teams.