Built for teams who want standups with integrity.
Zaph was built because standups are one of the most repeated rituals in engineering, and yet they’re still powered by memory, context switching, and “best effort” typing. Zaph is an attempt to make daily updates fast, accurate, and trustworthy — without creating surveillance software.
Standups became a tax — so we built a better system.
In most teams, the standup update is the same loop: switch contexts, search through tickets, scan pull requests, remember conversations, then write something that sounds coherent. It’s not hard — it’s repetitive. And it steals focus.
Zaph connects to the tools teams already use (Slack, Jira, GitHub, Bitbucket, Confluence) and drafts a clean narrative from real, read-only signals. You still review and approve — the goal isn’t to remove judgment; it’s to remove typing and guesswork.
We're building Zaph with a “trust-first” posture: least-privilege access, workspace isolation, and a clear boundary that Zaph is not a surveillance product. You control what’s connected, what projects are included, and what’s shared.
If Zaph can’t explain where an update came from, it shouldn’t write it. The product should increase clarity — not create mystery.
I’ve spent years building cloud systems where security, isolation, and reliability are non-negotiable. Zaph is built with that same mindset — even while it’s early.
I’m building this because I want teams to spend time shipping, not summarizing.
A standup + narrative engine that drafts from real work signals and keeps humans in control.
A monitoring tool. A “spy on employees” dashboard. Anything that tries to infer private behavior.
We believe in
Zaph is built to feel enterprise-credible, without over-claiming — and without turning teams into metrics.
Read-only signals → clean narrative
Zaph uses OAuth “one-click” setup and reads only what you authorize. Integrations are mapped per project, so teams can control scope. Zaph then drafts updates you approve.
Slack, Jira, GitHub, Bitbucket, Confluence — OAuth setup with explicit scopes.
Zaph constructs a standup narrative from authorized, read-only signals and workspace context.
You review, edit, regenerate if needed, then share. Humans stay in control.
- Read-only access by design
- Project-scoped mappings so teams can limit what’s included
- Disconnect anytime to revoke access
If this resonates, I’d love to talk.
Zaph is early — and that’s a feature. You’re not buying a bloated suite; you’re shaping a focused product built around trust and workflow reality.