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A short pass through what Grondeo does, who it helps, how sources connect, and how to think about plans.
FAQ
The short version.
Grondeo gives product teams one place to look back at the work that already happened across their tools, agents, and workflows.
What is Grondeo?
Grondeo is a product activity feed for teams that need one readable timeline of the work happening across tools, APIs, and agents.
Who should use Grondeo?
It is built for product managers, founders, operators, builders, and product leaders who need to answer what changed without chasing every update by hand.
What systems can Grondeo connect to?
Grondeo can bring in activity from product, engineering, support, billing, meetings, agents, APIs, and webhooks, including tools such as GitHub, Linear, Stripe, Zendesk, and Granola.
Does Grondeo replace our existing tools?
No. Grondeo sits across the tools where work already happens. It gives your team a shared history for review instead of replacing issue trackers, support tools, billing systems, or collaboration apps.
How should we choose a pricing plan?
Choose by how many sources you want to connect, how much activity you expect, how far back you need to look, and whether custom workflows need API access.
Why does retention matter?
Retention is the memory of the feed. Longer history helps when a launch review, customer issue, billing question, or planning cycle depends on something that happened weeks or months ago.
Next questions
What teams usually want to know next.
Most teams come down to three practical questions: can it connect to our systems, will it remember enough history, and will it stay quiet until we need it?
Setup and sources
Grondeo can collect activity from product, engineering, support, billing, meetings, agents, APIs, and webhooks. The point is not to replace those tools. It is to make their history easier to read together.
Plans and retention
Pick a plan based on how many sources you need, how much activity you expect each month, and how far back the team needs to look when a product question comes up.
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These pages fill in the product, integration, use-case, and pricing context behind the quick answers.