The Slack standup bot
that writes itself
Most standup bots ask the same three questions and wait for your team to type. Troopr drafts each update from real Jira, GitHub, and Slack activity, then keeps Jira current from the same thread, so status stops being a morning tax.
Free for 3 users. No credit card. Set up in under 5 minutes.
Trusted by 600+ engineering teams worldwide
A survey bot collects answers. Troopr forms its own view of the work from Jira, GitHub, and Slack, drafts the standup from it, and turns the update into Jira progress, on every plan including Free.
Each update is drafted from real activity, not a blank prompt
Update Jira issues from inside the standup, two-way
Async across time zones, with AI summaries and blockers
Standups, retros, poker, and mood in one app on Free
A survey bot collects. Troopr forms a view.
The standup runs from what actually shipped, and turns into Jira progress instead of a wall of text.
It drafts the update for each person
Troopr reads each person's Jira, GitHub, and Slack activity and writes the draft for them, asking only when it cannot tell. Good status stops depending on who has time to write it.
The standup keeps Jira current
Participants transition and update Jira issues from inside the standup, and Jira activity attaches to each response, so the board reflects reality without a second step.
Async, with AI summaries
People answer at their own time across time zones, and Troopr summarizes the report and surfaces blockers and action items, so nobody reads twelve updates to find the one that matters.
More than standups, one app
Retros, planning poker, instant poker, and team mood run from the same install, with retro actions tracked in Jira. One subscription, the whole rhythm.
The standup, written from what shipped
Two-stage provenance: the draft starts from your tools, the final report adds your edits and notes.
01
Troopr drafts from activity
At the scheduled time, Troopr compiles a draft update for each person from Jira, GitHub, and Slack activity, so they start from a real summary, not a blank box.
02
The team reviews and edits
Each person confirms or edits their draft in Slack, adds anything the tools could not see, and updates Jira issues right there if status changed.
03
The report compiles and posts
Troopr posts the team report with AI summaries, blockers, and action items, delivered to your channel and saved to searchable history.
Teams that stopped spending the morning on status
90%
Time saved on weekly status meetings
Snowflake's engineering teams run async check-ins in Slack with Jira context in the report, instead of context-switching to status calls.
engineering, Jira Cloud
4 hrs
Saved per week for managers
Yahoo's distributed teams moved to async check-ins where members participate at their own time, freeing four hours a week for managers.
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More than standups, in the same app
The controls a team reaches for in week two, included on every plan.
Multi time-zone prompts
Team holidays
Planned absences
Late submissions
Allow skip
Answer ahead of schedule
Automated reminders
Manual reminders
Multiple administrators
Bulk absence upload
External participants
Slack Grid support
Web reports and history
PDF export
Filter by member
For Enterprise
Slack Grid
Bot white-labeling
SSO & RBAC
Success manager
Self-hosted option
What to evaluate in a Slack standup bot
Four questions that separate a survey bot from a coordination tool.
Does it draft, or just prompt?
A survey bot sends questions. Ask whether the tool writes the draft from real activity, which is what makes updates consistent instead of dependent on effort.
Is the Jira link two-way?
Many bots only read Jira or only post to it. Check that updates flow both directions, so the standup keeps the board current rather than describing it.
What is gated behind paid tiers?
Some tools put the Jira integration or AI summaries on higher plans. With Troopr, the full feature set is on Free, capped only by users and automations.
Does it meet enterprise security?
Confirm SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and SSO, with permissions that inherit your Jira access, so adoption does not become a security exception.
Built to clear your security review
The privacy posture is a precondition of the product, not a later add-on. It's what makes an AI-native model safe to put in front of your team and your auditors.
- No training on customer data. Your work never trains a model.
- No storage of raw messages. Troopr derives and persists a structured set of facts about how your team works, not the raw firehose.
- Clear scope. Team channels, connected work tools, and a person's own shared activity. Troopr does not read other people's private DMs.
- OAuth and Jira permissions. Troopr authenticates via OAuth and never bypasses your Jira project, issue, or field permissions.
Common questions about Troopr standups
A survey bot collects what people type. Troopr drafts each update from real Jira, GitHub, and Slack activity, lets people update Jira from inside the standup, and posts AI summaries with blockers and action items.
Yes. Troopr is free for 5 users with no time limit, and the full feature set, including the self-writing standup and Jira integration, is on every plan.
Participants transition and update assigned issues from Slack during the standup, changes sync to Jira, and Jira activity attaches to each response, so the board stays current.
Troopr is built for Slack, where its deep two-way Jira integration lives. That focus is what lets the standup write itself and keep Jira current from inside the thread.
Run a standup that writes itself
Drafted from real activity, with Jira kept current and the ceremonies in one place. Your first standup runs tomorrow morning.
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