For product teams

Decisions that survive the meeting

Product work dies in the gap between a conversation and a ticket. Deskly closes it: the room, the board and the backlog are the same place.

A day on the floor

  1. 01

    Design review at eleven. Everyone walks into Meeting Room A rather than clicking a link.

  2. 02

    The board on the wall fills with what came out of it - three decisions and two open questions.

  3. 03

    Each one is filed to the tracker from the note itself, so nobody rewrites them afterwards.

  4. 04

    A week later the board is still there, and so is the trail from note to work item.

Instead of a decision made in a call, half-written in chat, and never filed anywhere.

What you get

Boards that outlive the meeting

Every room has its own whiteboard. Notes stay after everyone has gone home, and you can open a room's board from anywhere without entering the room.

One tap from note to ticket

The first line of a note becomes the title, the rest becomes the description, and the work item lands in the sprint with the board linked back.

See where the work sits

A task board per person, in three columns, drawn from the tracker. A manager flicking between people is asking a different question, not operating a widget - so it is a URL you can send.

Recorded when it matters

Walk into a meeting room and the room is recorded - nobody presses start. The summary is there for the people who were asleep in another time zone.

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