About Sync

Sync is a remote team collaboration dashboard built for distributed teams who need to stay aligned without drowning in meetings. It is the async-first, timezone-aware sync layer that sits on top of your existing tools — Slack, Linear, Notion — and answers the question every team lead dreads: "What is everyone actually working on right now?"

What Sync does

Sync replaces the daily standup meeting with a structured async check-in flow. Every team member posts their daily update — what they did yesterday, what they're focused on today, and anything blocking them. Those updates surface automatically on the Team Pulse board so managers and teammates get full visibility at a glance, without chasing anyone on Slack.

Blockers are first-class citizens in Sync. When a team member flags a blocker in their check-in, it automatically appears on the shared blocker board where it can be assigned, tracked, and resolved — with a full audit trail. The activity feed logs every status change, standup, and resolution so nothing falls through the cracks.

Sync is timezone-aware throughout. Every member card shows local time and working hours. The online-now strip on the dashboard shows who is currently within their working hours, so you know at a glance who you can expect a reply from right now. Daily digest notifications summarize the day in one notification instead of a stream of pings.

Who it's for

Sync is built for remote-first startup teams of 5 to 50 people, team leads and managers who need visibility without micromanaging, distributed teams spread across timezones who can't rely on synchronous standups, and agencies juggling multiple client squads. The primary buyer is usually a team lead or founder; the daily user is every team member.

Who builds Sync

Sync is built by a team that has lived the pain of distributed work firsthand — timezone chaos, missed context, too many "quick sync?" calls. We believe async-first teams move faster and with less stress when they have the right visibility layer. Sync is that layer: simple, low-noise, and designed to stay out of your way while keeping your team in lock-step.