sketch
For one small team leaving status calls behind.
$119one-time
- Up to 10 members
- Unlimited task boards
- Daily async standups
- Basic timeline view
01Async standups + visual planning
zibble
Plan together, ship together, skip the status meetings
Task boards and written or spoken check-ins in one workspace. Timelines and workload views update from the check-ins your team already writes.
Three plans, one payment each. From $119.
02Teams
Small teams that retired a recurring status call and now read one digest instead.
Yarrow & Co, Copperline, Cinder Park, Kestrel Works, Thistle & Oak
03Features
what the monday call did, in writing
Four parts of the same workspace. Each one feeds the next, so nobody retypes a status.
boards that follow your workflow
Name the columns the way your team already talks: Backlog, Waiting on design, In review. Drag a card across and its timeline bar moves with it. Nothing gets updated twice.
Drag-and-drop task boardsstandups written at nine, read at ten
Each teammate answers three questions in their own time zone, typed or spoken. Zibble transcribes the audio and posts one digest to the channel at the hour you pick.
Written or voice check-insa timeline nobody has to update
Bars stretch and shift from task progress and check-in notes. When Jonah writes that transcription slips a day, the schedule shows it before anyone asks.
Auto-updating timelinessee who is over, and what is stuck
Weekly hours against capacity show who is overbooked before the sprint does. A task that hasn’t moved in two check-ins is flagged to the project lead the same day.
Workload view · Blocker alertsthe same week, two ways
With a status meeting
thirty minutes, every monday
- Everyone has to be awake and free at the same hour.
- Notes end up in one person’s document.
- A blocker surfaces only if someone thinks to mention it.
- The timeline is corrected by hand on Thursday.
With Zibble
three questions, answered when convenient
- Check-ins arrive across time zones, typed or spoken.
- One digest posts to the channel at the hour you choose.
- Stalled tasks reach the project lead the same day.
- Bars on the timeline shift on their own.
04Setup
set up on a friday, read the digest on monday
Sprint 24 · Oct 8 – Nov 6
164 tasks closed in 30 days. Every point on this line came from a check-in or a card moved across the board.
1
connect
Invite the team, then link Slack and your calendar. Time zones come across with the invites.
2
configure
Name your board columns, set the standup hour, and choose who hears about a stalled task.
3
launch
The first digest posts the next morning. The timeline fills in as check-ins arrive.
05Integrations
works with the tools already open on your desk
Zibble reads from them and posts back to them. Nothing to export, nothing to paste.
CalendlyPull time zones and booked time off into capacity.
GitLabLink merge requests to the card they belong to.
SlackDigests and blocker alerts land in the channel.
IntercomTurn a customer conversation into a card.
ZoomStart a call from a card that needs one.
ShopifyTrack store launches as projects with dates.
06Pricing
one payment per plan. no per-seat meter, no renewal date to forget.
Pick the plan that matches how many people read the digest.
roadmap
For teams that plan across weeks and need to see load.
$329one-time
- Unlimited members
- Workload and resource planning
- Dependency tracking
- Slack and calendar integrations
expedition
For several teams reporting into one view.
$449one-time
- Portfolio-level dashboards
- SSO and SCIM provisioning
- Advanced permissions
- Audit logs and priority support
07Customer notes
short notes from teams that stopped meeting on mondays
“The digest is in the channel before my first coffee. I read one page instead of sitting through forty minutes of updates.”
“Two tasks slipped and the timeline moved on its own. I stopped editing dates by hand on Thursdays.”
“The workload view showed one developer well past capacity. We moved a task before anyone had to complain.”
08Get started
retire the status call
Choose a plan, invite the team, and read your first digest tomorrow morning.
Get started