Who hurts
Distributed engineering teams that run written standups.
The problem
Written standups decay into 'same as yesterday'. The information exists in git and the calendar; the ritual just asks a human to retype it badly.
What you build
Draft each person's update from their commits, merged PRs, review comments and meetings, post it as a private draft they can edit in fifteen seconds, and only then publish to the channel.
Why now
Every source is an API and the summarisation is genuinely easy. This is a good first paid product rather than a good company.
Validate it this week
Use it on your own team for two weeks. If people edit more than half of every draft, the signal isn't there.
Why you'd keep winning
Thin. Compete on the draft being right often enough that editing feels optional.
The honest risk
Teams that hate standups will cancel the standup instead of buying a tool for it — and they'll be right.
The prompt is written to make an AI argue with you before it writes code — that first round of pushback is worth more than the scaffold.