DoneThat

Teams: More Making,Less Managing

The moment you hire your first manager, politics start. Avoid the politics by getting async insights without any work.

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Where politics start

  • Reporting layers wash out signal, leaders have to rely on stories.
  • Timely reporting needs create update meetings, standups, 1:1s, slack chaos.
  • Employee monitoring tools are so invasive that they can't help.

DoneThat prevents that

  • Factual summaries create a grounded full picture, not cherry-picked stories
  • Automated summaries give async insights without needing meetings.
  • DoneThat was built privacy-first, allowing trust to build without surveillance.

Five views that make team coordination lighter

DoneThat visibility settings: private, team, organization, and public

Everybody is in full control

Private by default: you choose private, team, org, or fully public visibility for your summaries. Nobody gets watched by surprise; the same controls apply when teams roll out together.

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Async sharing without status theater

Summaries can be shared with followers or teammates so progress moves into writing instead of recurring update meetings.

DoneThat summary posted in a Slack channel

Easy Slack integration

Summaries post straight to Slack on the schedule you pick, so the team gets a clean update in the channel they already use without anyone writing one.

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Spot burnout patterns early with optional daily mood check-ins

A drill-down view surfaces overload, coordination drag, and uneven weeks before they turn into attrition or quiet exhaustion.

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Centralized billing and access

One place for seats, plan state, and who has access, so finance and IT can stay audit-ready without chasing spreadsheets or ticket threads for compliance answers.

Build trust, not surveillance

Successful teams are built on trust and psychological safety. Lean into those when piloting DoneThat.

Set boundaries

Make it explicit what is shared and what stays private before any rollout.

Start private

Start private so people can get comfortable with the product and its summaries.

Leaders go first

Have the manager lead by example instead of asking the team to go first.

How teams use DoneThat

Romain

Romain

Mieux Donner

Mieux Donner

I've been using DoneThat for almost a year now and it's been a big boost to my productivity. When I started I was in the middle of a hiring round and I had lost grip on my time. Using DoneThat helped me to get back that control. After trying it myself for a few weeks I started sharing my data with my team and asked them to start using DoneThat as well. We get most value from it whenever we have to prioritize, for example: during quarterly strategy review to assess if our time is spent in line with our priorities; day-to-day when I am impressed with a piece of work my team produced and we can together assess if we should double-down on this based on the time it cost. When a freelancer joined she even asked to get a seat as well because it allowed her to offload the mental load of time tracking that all freelancers have to deal with.

Ready to cancel meetings?

Grounded summaries land async so you're not booking the same status round-robin every week. Private by default and built on facts, not vibes.

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