Human interpretation, decisions, and narrative context
Displaying recorded activity from connected tools in one searchable feed
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Grondeo vs manual status updates
Build your weekly update from recorded activity.
Connected activity
4 events from 4 sourcesConnected tools
Linear · GitHub · Zendesk · Stripe
- LinearIssue movedUpdated
Event from this source
- GitHubPull request mergedMerged
Event from this source
- ZendeskTicket priority changedRecorded
Event from this source
- StripeCustomer createdCreated
Event from this source
Where each fits
Choose based on what you need to do
Start with recorded events in Grondeo, then add priorities, blockers, and decisions yourself. The feed supplies activity; people explain what matters.
The job each tool does
manual status updatesGrondeo
You need someone to explain priorities, blockers, and decisions.
You are collecting recent changes before writing your update.
Keep it for the job it already does well.
Open Grondeo to check recorded updates from several tools.
Product evidence
Examples you can inspect in the feed
People can spend time collecting updates that already exist in their tools.
- 10m agoLinear
Issue moved
- 2h agoGitHub
Pull request merged
- 4h agoZendesk
Ticket priority changed
- YesterdayStripe
Customer created
- 2d agoGranola
Meeting note added
Questions
Before you get started
Does the feed replace a written status update?
It gives you recorded activity to work from. You still choose what matters and explain priorities, blockers, and next steps.
How can I try the feed?
Create an account and connect two built-in sources on Free. You can search seven days of collected activity before deciding whether you need more sources or history.
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