Dailybot is a team check-in and reporting layer that lives inside the chat tools your team already uses, collecting async standups and turning them into AI-summarized reports where blockers surface automatically.
Dailybot describes itself as an intelligence layer over your team’s work. Instead of another app to open, it runs where work already happens: Slack, Google Chat, Microsoft Teams, and Discord host the check-ins and reports, while a VS Code and Cursor extension, a CLI, and a Chrome extension let people submit updates without leaving their flow — the CLI is even scriptable, so CI pipelines and AI agents can post updates alongside humans. Dailybot 3 compiles check-in answers into clean reports, automatically flags blockers, and summarizes what was said so leads see patterns and risks without digging through threads. It also pulls in activity from tools like Linear, and automations can convert check-in results into follow-up actions — notifying an owner or escalating a blocker. A kudos system with a team leaderboard covers recognition, and forms plus agent activity feed the same analytics, giving one source of truth for progress, blockers, and trends. The Y Combinator-backed company reports a 4.8 score across 100+ reviews, and the platform is SOC 2 compliant with granular permissions for larger organizations.
Dailybot is freemium — you can start free and see your first report the same day, with paid tiers scaling the reporting, automation, and enterprise controls for larger teams.
Dailybot is for distributed and hybrid teams that want standup visibility without more meetings — especially engineering and product teams whose updates otherwise vanish into chat threads.