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Type or say what you're working on this week, the way you would at standup. Align shows the tickets it would create or update in Jira or Linear, each with an owner, a status and the line it came from. Free, no account.
Updated November 9, 2026 · By Amit Rajput, founder of Align
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What you did, what's next, what's blocked. Names help: "Priya is reviewing the PR".
New tickets and updates to existing ones, each with an owner, a status (To do, In progress, Blocked, In review, Done) and the sentence that justified it.
Blockers are pulled out on their own, and tomorrow's standup is drafted per person from what you said.
Connect Jira or Linear and add the free extension: Align does this after every standup on Google Meet, Teams or Zoom, and each ticket waits for your OK.
A standup is full of half-tickets: "I'll look at the flaky test", "blocked on staging creds", "PR is up for the onboarding flag". Most of them never reach the tracker, so the board and the conversation drift apart by Wednesday. This tool reads the standup the way a good engineering manager would and writes the tickets that should exist.
Your standup is sent to Align's AI providers to draft the tickets. This tool doesn't save it, and Align doesn't train models on it. Leave out anything regulated or highly sensitive; the security page lists every provider.
Run your standup on Google Meet, Teams or Zoom with Align for Calls: the free browser extension listens from the captions with no bot in the call. After the standup each person's tickets are drafted; accept them and they land in Jira or Linear, two-way. This page is that step on its own, for one standup, without an account.
Yes. The tickets are tracker-neutral here. In the product you connect either Jira or Linear and the accepted tickets are created there and kept in two-way sync.
It tries to. "The onboarding flag PR is up" reads as an update to an existing ticket moving to In review, not a new one. In the product it matches against your real tracker, so updates land on the right ticket.
Yes. There is a fair-use limit per person per hour so it stays free for everyone. The extension does this for every call on the free plan.
Never. Every move that comes from GitHub (branch, pull request, merge) waits for a one-click OK unless you turn on automatic moves yourself.
Sign up, connect Jira or Linear (or just use Plans), and hold your standup as usual. The tickets are drafted by the time you hang up, and the next update is ready before anyone asks.
Free plan Two-way sync Nothing moves without your OK
Done yesterday
ENG-219 · Invite flow
In review
ENG-205 · Billing webhook
ENG-231 · from Daily standup
Ship the onboarding flag for new teams