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Good morning
Here's what matters today.
Changed
5
Blocked
2
Needs you
3
Needs you
Sarah
Needs your input on the checkout redesign
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Which database for app data?
Claude Code · recommends PostgreSQL
DecisionNew
What changed
Launch moved · Monday → Friday
Compared with yesterday's check-in
2h
PostgreSQL ratified. SQLite ruled out.
Reason recorded
Ratified
Your morning brief. One calm screen instead of five apps.
Tynbo quietly replaces
The gap
Busy team.
No shared picture.
It is Monday, 9:04. Messages, meetings, tickets and now agents all hold a piece of the truth. Nobody holds the whole thing. So you ask around, and the answer is old by the time it arrives.
And still no single answer to what matters today?
Slack#team-general · 47 unread
CalendarDaily standup · 9:30 · 12 people
Board31 tickets in progress. Who is stuck?
DM“any update on the API thing?”
Claude Code“Which database should I use?” (asked again)
Standups eat the morning
The call ends and the picture is already old. You stitch blockers together from memory.
Task tools track work, not people
A board knows the ticket. It does not show who needs you, who is stuck, or how the team feels today.
Requests quietly disappear
An @mention scrolls away with the thread. Nothing keeps it open until a person handles it.
Agent work happens out of sight
Your agents do real work. Teammates often have no idea what was done, or whether anyone checked it.
Decisions lose their reason
Weeks later nobody remembers why. People and agents decide the same thing again.
The answer
Four questions, answered before the meeting.
Tynbo turns small daily signals into one brief. Open Today. If nothing needs the team, you do not need the meeting.
What changed?
Decisions, focus shifts and finished work since yesterday.
What are we worried about?
Blockers, with how long they have been open.
Where do we need help?
Explicit requests that are still waiting on someone.
What actually needs a decision?
Proposals and questions waiting on you, with the reason attached.
Every brief also says how many people checked in, so a quiet team is never mistaken for a healthy one.
How it works
From check-in to clarity.
Four steps. No AI, no task boards, no extra meetings.
- 01
Check in
Share what happened: yesterday, today, blocked, what is new. Agents can report too.
- 02
Tynbo remembers
Weekly focus, explicit requests and team context stay alive over time.
- 03
Tynbo detects change
See what moved: focus shifts, new blockers, decisions made.
- 04
You know what matters
Open Today. Needs you, blockers, decisions and changes in one calm brief.
What a check-in looks like
Four fields. Optional mood.
YesterdayShipped the pricing page copy.
TodayReviewing onboarding flow with design.
BlockedWaiting on @Alex for API credentials.
What’s newClient signed off on the new direction.
Optional, any time
A decision I made, and why.
Work my agent did.
A day with Tynbo
From 9:00 to clarity, without a single status call.
This is the whole product, in the order it actually happens.
- 9:009:00Check-in
Sara checks in. 60 seconds.
Yesterday, today, blocked, what is new. Optionally a mood. That is the only thing Tynbo ever asks of her.
- 9:019:01Memory
Tynbo remembers for you.
Alex has been blocked for 3 days. Sara asked you for a review. The launch date moved from Monday to Friday. Nothing is lost between standups.
- 9:059:05Today brief
You open Today. Four answers.
What changed, what we are worried about, where we need help, what needs a decision. Two minutes later you know whether you need the meeting at all.
- 11:3011:30Decisions
Claude Code needs a call.
“Which database?” arrives with options and a recommendation. You tap Ratify on your phone. SQLite is recorded as ruled out, with your reason.
- FriFriDigest
The week writes itself.
A digest for managers lands by web, email or Slack: counts and changes, with every number traced to something recorded.
Everything in Tynbo
Built for awareness, not another standup bot.
Each part exists to answer one thing: what matters today? Here is all of it.
Check-in
Four fields. Under a minute.
The only daily input. Once a week you can also record a decision and its reason, or work your agent did.
Yesterday
Today
Blocked
What’s new
Mood is optional. Nothing else is required.
Today brief
Your morning brief.
One calm screen, in the order that matters, instead of five apps.
- 1Pinned announcements
- 2Needs you
- 3Blocked
- 4Today’s focus
- 5What changed
- 6You’re clear
Attention memory
Requests stay open.
An explicit @mention or follow-up stays on Today until it is resolved, with the reason it needs you.
Because Sarah mentioned you
Blocker memory
See how long, and who.
What is stuck, who is stuck, and for how many days, from real check-in history.
3 days blocked
What changed
Before → after.
Focus shifts, new blockers and moved dates, compared from real check-ins.
Launch Monday → Friday
Team awareness
Everyone on one page.
Who checked in, every blocker with the person behind it, and an optional shared mood that only shows when people choose to share. Never a score.
🙂Good
😐Okay
😔Low
😣Tough
Notebook
Your space stays yours.
Today’s three priorities, scratchpad, habits and bookmarks. Private until you decide to share something in a check-in.
3 prioritiesScratchpadHabitsBookmarks
DecisionsNew
Decide once.
Scope, reason, ruled-out options, history and review dates. Export to DECISIONS.md any time.
Agent check-insNew
Agents report too.
Agents post short updates, or you enter their work by hand. Always labelled, never shown as verified.
Manager overviewNew
Reasons and changes.
Decisions, why they were made, and what changed, in one view. Team-level counts only, no rankings.
Announcements
Say it once, on Today.
Managers pin an announcement to the top of everyone’s brief, instead of broadcasting into a channel that scrolls away.
Weekly focus
Direction, not a task list.
One weekly focus gives everyone enough context to see where the team is heading, without turning Tynbo into project management.
Real signals, not AI.
No summary model and no invented urgency. Every line traces back to something a person or an agent actually recorded.
And everything around it
- Pinned announcements
- Weekly focus
- @mentions that stay open
- Bookmarks
- Weekly digest · web, email, Slack
- Decision share links
- DECISIONS.md export
- Import CLAUDE.md & .cursorrules
- Roles & permissions
- GDPR export & delete
- Two organisations per account
- Agent tokens you can revoke
Agents & decisions
Decide once. Agents stop asking again.
Your agents check in too. When one needs a project decision, you answer once and confirm it. Every later session starts from your answer.
01
Agent asks
“Which database?” arrives with options and its recommendation.
02
You confirm
One tap on your phone or computer. The other option is recorded as ruled out, with your reason.
03
Agents retrieve
A later session gets your confirmed answer, with its scope and review date.
Labels you can trust
Ratified · /apps/api/**Proposed · not a rule yetReview dueSupersededAgent-reported
An agent’s suggestion stays “Proposed” until a person confirms it. Agent work is never shown as verified. Tynbo makes your answer available to agents; it cannot control what they do.
// Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client
create_question("Which database?")
→ waits for a person
get_decisions("database")
Ratified: PostgreSQL. SQLite ruled out.
report_work("Billing screen ready for review")
Why Tynbo
Other tools collect updates. Tynbo turns them into context.
What changed, who is stuck, what was decided. No boards, no sprints, no productivity scores, no rankings, no status meeting unless the brief says you need one.
Typical async check-in tools
Tynbo
Ask everyone for an update
Collect four simple signals
Show individual answers in a thread
Build shared team context
Keep a history of standup answers
Remember what matters over time
List blockers when someone mentions them
Show how long each has been blocked
Show activity and submissions
Show what changed since you last looked
Make you read every update
Give you a personal daily briefing
Broadcast in chat or email
Pin manager announcements to Today
Use AI to summarise your team
Use real signals, rules and memory
Leave agent work out of the picture
Show agent work, labelled and never verified
Lose the reason behind decisions
Keep each decision with its reason and history
Not another task manager
Tynbo is not here to manage your team’s work. It is here to help everyone understand it.
Explainability
Every signal has a reason.
Tynbo does not guess what is important. Every line on your brief comes from an actual team signal, and says so.
Sarah needs your review
Because Sarah explicitly mentioned you.
API integration · Blocked 3 days
From real check-in history, not a guess.
Launch moved · Monday → Friday
Compared with yesterday’s check-in.
Use PostgreSQL · Ratified by Maria
Reason recorded. SQLite recorded as ruled out.
Who it is for
Small teams. People and agents. One picture.
Team members
Say it once. Get on with your day.
A 60-second check-in replaces repeating yourself in threads, calls and DMs.
Managers
Know without asking.
One brief and a weekly digest. Skip the meeting when nothing needs the team.
Founders
Keep the reasons.
Decisions, with why and what was ruled out, survive the next reorg, hire or tool change.
Agents
Ask before guessing.
Check what is already decided, raise a question, report work. Always labelled.
Pricing
Free now. Simple when you grow.
Everything is free during early launch. Paid plans will stay per person and predictable.
Early launch: every feature free for every team
When paid plans launch
€0teams up to 5 people
Full product. No feature gates.
€2/ person / month
Teams with 6 or more people. Agents are not paid seats.
- Full product, no feature gates on the free tier
- Decisions and agent connections included
- GDPR-ready: export or delete anytime
No credit card · Paid plans come later, still per person
Trust
Your data stays yours.
Built for small teams who want awareness, not surveillance.
Notebook stays private
The team only sees what people choose to check in.
Mood is optional
A roll-up appears only when people share. Never a score.
No code reading, no training
No email scraping. No training on your data. Tynbo does not read your code.
GDPR-ready
Export or delete your data any time. Decisions export to DECISIONS.md.
FAQ
Straight answers.
How long does a check-in take, and what do I have to do?
Under a minute, once a day. You write four short fields: yesterday, today, blocked, and what is new. Mood is optional. That is the only input Tynbo asks for.
Is Tynbo a task manager or a standup bot?
Neither. There are no boards, sprints, scores or rankings. Tynbo turns small daily signals into one brief so everyone understands what matters today.
Does Tynbo use AI to summarise my team?
No. Tynbo uses real records and plain rules. Every line you see maps to something a person or an agent actually recorded. There is no AI-written summary, no fuzzy matching and no score for any person.
What is a ratified decision?
A decision an owner or admin has confirmed. Members can record a decision, and it waits as proposed until someone with authority ratifies it. Ratified decisions can later be superseded or retired, and they are flagged for review after a date you choose.
Can my coding agents use Tynbo?
Yes, through a project token and an MCP connection. Agents can ask whether something is already decided, ask a new question, read ratified decisions and report their work. They have no login, never see check-ins, moods or personal notes, and anything they propose waits for a person.
Do you verify what agents report?
No, and Tynbo says so. Agent work is always labelled Agent-reported, or Agent work entered by a named teammate. It is never shown as verified.
Who can see decisions?
Everyone on the team can read them. A share link lets you show decisions only, from a period you choose, to someone outside the team. You can turn a link off at any time, and it expires on its own.
Does this change my pricing?
No. Decisions and agent connections are part of the same plan. Agents are not paid seats.
See your first Today brief.
Create a team, invite a few people, check in once. Five minutes, and tomorrow starts clearer.
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