Align is built by one person who kept watching meetings end without a decision, just a plan to “sync again next week.” Even when something was decided, it usually lived in someone’s head until a person sat down and typed it into Jira.
So Align does the work around the code. It listens to standups and planning calls, picks out what was decided and who said they’d do it, and turns that into suggested tickets with an owner and a date. You approve them in one click, they sync both ways with Jira or Linear, and they move on their own as branches, pull requests and merges happen in GitHub. Tomorrow’s standup and a short brief for every meeting are drafted for you.
Align is early. I’m building it in public: real numbers, what shipped and what I learned each week. If your team loses decisions between the call and the backlog, I’d like to hear how. Write to me at hello@meet-align.com.
Two-way Jira and Linear sync, tickets that move with your GitHub pull requests, and a standup written from what actually happened.
Notes and suggested tickets from Google Meet, Teams and Zoom calls, with no bot joining the call.
Align's own meeting rooms, with a shared board that pins the decision, the owner and the date while you talk.
Docs and team chat that link back to the meeting where each decision was made.