Catch slips early, not at the deadline
The most expensive thing on a small team is a slip you find out about too late. Eodly is built to surface it while it is still small.
The pattern it catches
Someone says they are "almost done" with a task. The next day, "still wrapping up." The day after, "almost there." Each update sounds fine on its own. Read together, with no work to back them up, they are the early signal of a stuck task, and most founders miss it until the deadline arrives.
A real example from a founder we built this with: an engineer wrote "updating the iOS app" in three check-ins across one week, and only on noticing the repetition did anyone realize the work had stalled.
How Eodly sees it
Eodly does not take a claim at face value. It weighs each one against the real record: did a pull request merge, did the Linear ticket move, is the link actually live. When the claim and the evidence agree, nothing is flagged. When someone has reported progress for days and nothing has moved, Eodly surfaces the gap, side by side, on the evening page.
It also catches the repeat: the same claim across multiple days with no corroborating activity gets flagged, so you see the stall on the second occurrence, not the fifth.
You stay the judge
A flag is not an accusation. Plenty of real work happens off the repo. Each flag shows the claim, the evidence, and a dismiss button. Eodly surfaces the gap, and you decide what it means.