Eodly turns what a team already does into one sourced report every evening: who shipped, with the proof beside the claim, who is silent, and who is slipping.
Managers of distributed teams read status updates they cannot check. Across ten people, an update saying "almost done" reads the same whether the work moved that day or has been stuck since Tuesday, and finding out means asking, which is another meeting.
Eodly asks each person for one short check-in in the tool they already use, Slack, Telegram or Discord, with Microsoft Teams coming soon. Nobody on the team creates an account or opens a dashboard. Eodly then weighs each claim against the systems of record you connect, GitHub and Linear, and sends one page at the time you choose. What Eodly reads lists every signal, and everything it never touches.
No keystroke logging, no screen capture, no location tracking, no per-person productivity scores. Not now and not later. Eodly is a chief of staff for the person running the team, not monitoring software pointed at the people on it.
Eodly is operated by LayerGen LLC, a Delaware company (131 Continental Dr, Suite 305, Newark, Delaware 19713, USA).
The service runs on Vercel and Supabase, with model inference for writing the report. Every record is scoped to one workspace and enforced with row-level security at the database, not only in application code. The details are in Privacy and the Data Processing Addendum.
Subscriptions, and nothing else. We do not sell data and we do not train models on your team’s work. Eodly is free for up to five teammates, and paid plans start at $29 a month. Pricing has the full comparison.
Questions about the product, your data, or a team that does not fit the usual shape: hello@eodly.io, or use the contact form. Writing about Eodly? The media kit has logos, screenshots and the facts.