Standup meeting automation for dev teams

The standup problem

Standups produce more commitments per minute than any other part of the day, and most evaporate. The bug someone described never becomes a ticket. The blocker that needed an escalation email never gets one. Audria closes that gap: the standup happens exactly as before, and the follow-through drafts itself.

Built for in-person teams

Standup automation tools usually assume a video call a bot can join. Audria assumes a team standing in a room. It captures the conversation from an iPhone, separates speakers into the real people on your team, and links each action to whoever committed to it. It works whether your standup is at a whiteboard, around a desk, or in a hallway.

What comes out

Tickets in Jira or Linear with titles and context, Slack updates for the people who were not in the room, and calendar holds for anything time-bound. Each draft cites the words it came from and waits for a confirm.

Does Audria work if our standup is a video call?

Audria is built first for in-person conversations, and online meeting support is on the way. If your standup happens in the room, it works today.

Is Audria free to use?

Yes. Audria is free during early access. You can try it on iPhone today through TestFlight.

Does Audria need a meeting bot or extra hardware?

No. Audria never joins your calls and needs no extra device. It runs on the iPhone already in your pocket, with a Mac app coming soon.

Which tools does Audria integrate with?

Gmail, Slack, Google Calendar, Linear, Jira, Notion, Google Docs, Confluence, Google Drive, Google Contacts, and Apple Reminders, with more coming.

Does anything send without my approval?

No. Every draft waits behind a confirm step and shows the exact words it came from. You review, then send.