Eodly is an AI chief of staff for founders running mixed teams. Your team checks in from Slack, Telegram, Teams, or Discord; Eodly reads GitHub and Linear for proof, then ships one sourced end-of-day report every evening: who shipped, who is silent, who is slipping, and where a status claim does not match the evidence. A chief of staff for you, not surveillance for your team.
Your team sends one short check-in from where they already work. Eodly weighs each claim against the systems of record, GitHub and Linear, and at the time you set distills the day into one sourced page: KPI status, who shipped with proof, who is silent, who is slipping, and any blockers. Running KOLs or paid partnerships? Payout is gated on proof of delivery.
One short message from Slack, Telegram, Microsoft Teams, or Discord. Nobody on your team logs into a new tool, learns a new interface, or fills in a form. That is the whole ask, and it is why check-in rates hold up after the first fortnight.
A check-in is a claim, not a fact. Eodly reads the systems of record, commits and pull requests in GitHub, issues in Linear, and puts the proof next to the claim. Where the two disagree, you see both side by side instead of a status board that quietly agrees with whoever wrote it.
Exception-based, so you read the few things that need you rather than every update: who shipped with proof, who has gone silent, who is slipping, and any blocker raised. No keystroke logging, no screen capture, ever.
Founders, CEOs, and team leads running remote or mixed teams, including engineers alongside KOLs, ambassadors, and partners.
Eodly is readable by agents, not just people. The Eodly API is a read-only REST API over the same reports and roster you see in the app, authenticated with an organization-scoped key. The Eodly MCP server exposes those reports to Claude, Cursor, and any other MCP client, either over a hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint or as a local stdio package.