Fire your daily standup.
Get one email at 6 PM.
Wrapit reads what your team actually did — from ClickUp, Slack, and GitHub — then asks each worker one smart question a day. You get one summary email at your wrap time. No more chasing.
You run a remote agency.
Three numbers. Here's where your week actually goes.
One async loop, every day.
No new app. No new meeting. Just a DM, a reply, and a summary.
Wrapit DMs each worker
A question grounded in the ticket they're on — not "what'd you do today."
Worker replies in 15 seconds
Right inside Slack. No app to open. No form.
Wrapit synthesises
Cross-checks the reply against ClickUp, GitHub, and past wraps. Flags blockers.
You read one email
Everyone's day, in your inbox. 30 seconds to skim.
Here's the part where every standup bot is wrong.
They ask the worker. We watch the work, then ask. That's the whole difference.
Six signals. One question.
GitHub
S-01 · CODE- Open pull requests & reviews
- Commits in the last 24h
- Stalled branches, draft PRs
Figma
S-02 · DESIGN- Last file opened & edited
- Frame comments, mentions
- Review state, hand-offs
ClickUp · Monday · Jira
S-03 · TASKS- Task state changes today
- Due dates approaching
- Comments & dependencies
Linear · Notion
S-04 · DOCS- Issue state & updates
- Page edits, new sections
- Decision logs, comments
Past wraps
S-05 · HISTORY- Last 7 days of replies
- What shipped, what slipped
- Recurring patterns & blockers
Role + project
S-06 · CONTEXT- Designer vs developer cadence
- Sprint vs maintenance phase
- Workload weight today
It's not just one feature.
The wrap loop is the core. Everything below makes it stick.
Ask Wrapit anything — anytime.
Your team's AI brain. Works across ClickUp, Slack, and your docs — and answers in the channels your team already lives in.
In Slack
Type /ask in any channel. No app to open.
Cross-tool
ClickUp, Slack, GitHub, and your docs — in one answer.
Your knowledge, indexed
Upload SOPs. Workers ask Wrapit, not you.
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What everyone asks first.
Ten questions. In the order they come up.