Eodly
Eodly · Productivity
Eodly is an AI end-of-day reporting tool for founders and team leads running remote or mixed teams. It collects one short check-in from your team in Slack, Telegram, or Discord, weighs each claim against real evidence in GitHub and Linear, and sends you a single sourced nightly page covering who shipped, who's silent, and who's slipping. You get the kind of founder reporting tool that skips the new-app onboarding. Call it an AI status report built from evidence, not memory.
About Eodly
What Is Eodly
Eodly is a founder-facing AI chief of staff. It solves a narrow but annoying problem: knowing what your team actually did today when you're spread across time zones and chat tools. Instead of pulling status updates out of people or sitting through another standup, you get one evening report built from evidence rather than vibes.
The core idea is sourcing. A claim only counts when it lines up with something real: a merged pull request, a moved Linear ticket, a live link, or a screenshot read by AI vision. When someone says "almost done" for three days and nothing has moved, the report shows that gap side by side. That's the useful part. Most async standup tools just repeat what people type. So who actually shipped today? Now you can see it.
The clearest limitation is scope. Eodly reads check-ins and the work systems you connect, nothing more. It doesn't do keystroke logging or screen capture, so an engineer who spent the day in code review or a designer deep in Figma shows up through their own check-in rather than the tools. If your team won't send even one message a day, the report has little to work with.
Getting Started
- Sign up for the free plan, which covers up to five teammates and needs no card.
- Connect your check-in channel (Slack, Telegram, or Discord) and your work systems (GitHub and Linear).
- Invite your teammates. They never sign in or get charged; they just answer one message a day in the chat tool they already use.
- Pick the time you want the report delivered each evening.
- Read the sourced page, and share or act on it as you see fit.
Product Information
A quick look at Eodly's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.
Best for
The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.
Users
- Founders and CEOs
- Team leads and managers
- Operations leads running creators and paid partnerships
Tasks
- Daily end-of-day reporting
- Verifying delivery claims
- Tracking silent or slipping workstreams
Scenarios
- A remote team across several time zones where a live standup is impossible
- A small startup where the founder is also the de facto project manager
- A team running paid creators alongside engineers
Key features
Sourced End-of-Day Report
Every evening Eodly ships one page: KPI status, who shipped with proof, who's silent, who's slipping, and any status that doesn't match the evidence. Each claim sits next to the commit, ticket, link, or screenshot that backs it up. You judge the gaps yourself instead of trusting a summary. No guesswork.
Check-Ins From Tools You Already Use
Your team never logs into a new dashboard. They send one short message a day to the Eodly bot in Slack, Telegram, or Discord, and that's the whole ask. No daily meeting, no new app to learn. The dashboard is for you, not for them.
Evidence Verification Across GitHub and Linear
Eodly reads your connected work systems for proof: merged pull requests, moved tickets, and live links. Paid tiers add screenshots read by AI vision and paid creator stats from Instagram, TikTok, and X. When the claim and the evidence agree, nothing is flagged.
Creator and Partnership Payout Gating
If you run KOLs or paid partnerships, Eodly gates payout on proof of delivery. That means you can hold a payment until the work is actually verified rather than fronting the money on a status update.
Founder-Facing Live Dashboard
The activity dashboard is built for the founder or lead, not for the team. You see workstreams, campaigns, and blockers in one place, with the evidence attached. It's a synthesis tool, not a monitoring feed for staff. Big difference.
Read-Only API and MCP Server
Eodly exposes a read-only REST API and a remote MCP server, so you can pull your report data into other tools or wire it into an AI agent. Developer docs and an OpenAPI spec are published for anyone building on top of it.
Pros and cons
Pros
- The report is sourced, so a claim without evidence is visible rather than buried in a friendly summary.
- Your team does almost nothing new: one message a day in the chat tool they already use, no login and no charge.
- Free tier is genuinely usable up to five teammates with no card required.
- Companion creator features (paid stats, payout gating) are unusual for a reporting tool and useful if you run sponsorships.
Cons
- Only Slack, Telegram, Discord, GitHub, and Linear are live today; Microsoft Teams, calendar sync, and WhatsApp are still on the roadmap.
- It's founder-facing, so the team doesn't see their own report by default and you'll have to share it yourself.
- Off-system work depends on self-reported check-ins, so a quiet week can look quieter than it was.
- No mobile or desktop app; you read it in a browser.
Frequently asked questions
Eodly turns scattered team activity into one sourced end-of-day report. It collects a daily check-in from each teammate, checks those claims against GitHub and Linear, and sends the founder a single page showing who shipped, who's silent, and who's slipping.
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