For engineering teams
The five-minute question that costs half a day
A reviewer is blocked, a build is red, and the person who knows why is three messages and two hours away. Deskly puts them in a room you can walk into.
A day on the floor
- 01
You hit something odd in a migration. You look at the floor, see that Sara is at her desk and Omar is in the focus room.
- 02
You walk over to Sara. You are talking - no link, no invite, no calendar hole an hour from now.
- 03
Omar hears the room fill up, walks in, and the three of you share a screen over the same connection.
- 04
The sticky note you wrote on the way out becomes a work item in Azure DevOps before anyone has left the room.
Instead of a standing call nobody needs and a timesheet filled in on Friday from memory.
What you get
Pair without booking a call
Every room is its own audio and screen share. Walking in joins it; walking out leaves it. On a thin connection, lite mode drops the cameras and keeps the voice.
Your board, not another board
Tasks come from Jira or Azure DevOps and stay there. Move a card in Deskly and the work item moves - state, assignee and all - or the tracker refuses and Deskly says so plainly.
Whiteboard to backlog
A note written on a room's board is filed as a real work item in the current sprint, assigned, tagged and linked back to the board it came from.
Hours nobody types in
Say what you are working on in one tap. The hours are the overlap of that with the time the presence ledger says you were actually active - so they can never exceed the time you were here.
Deskly is also for
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