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Know who
needs you,
before they
have to ask.

One short brief each weekday morning, read from the timing of work your team already does. Metadata only, never the words in a message. One exception: an optional meeting notetaker, off until an admin turns it on. It does not join any meeting yet.

11

signals watched

12 months

of your past read when you connect

0

messages read

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This is what lands.

One screen, every weekday morning. Who needs you, what changed, and the numbers underneath it, with the day's to-dos beside them.

The Sonarwork Brief on a phone: how many people need you today, and a card for each person with the numbers behind it.
The demo workspace. Everyone in it is invented; the screen is the real product.

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Revocable at any time

Slack

Timing and participants of messages, reactions, huddles and channel joinsSends a direct message only to a manager: an urgent alert, which the manager can turn off, and the brief, if the manager chose Slack for it. Never a post in a channel.

Reads metadata

GitHub

Pull request, review and merge cadence

Read-only

Google Calendar

Meeting times and lengthsAdds events only to the calendar of the person who acted in Sonarwork: the meetings they add in Sonarwork, and their approved time off and working from home.

Reads metadata

Outlook Calendar

Meeting times and lengthsAdds events only to the calendar of the person who acted in Sonarwork: the meetings they add in Sonarwork, and their approved time off and working from home.

Reads metadata

One tool is enough to start. If your team uses a tool that is not here, tell us and we will look at adding it. What we hold →

Day one is not empty.

Sonarwork reads back from a day you choose, then works out each person’s normal before it compares anything to it.

Tools that keep a history

Code hosts and calendars. Read back at once, 12 months unless you pick another day. The first brief can have real signals on day one.

Chat apps, read more slowly

Chat apps like Slack. Slack limits how fast apps like Sonarwork can read history, so the newest weeks are counted first and older months fill in behind them. A team on Slack alone sees its first signals once 14 days of its activity have been counted.

One message, as Sonarwork stores it.

Written down

event_typemessage
occurred_at2026-09-07T21:47:12Z
personU04KJ · Marcus R.
workspaceacme-eng
conversationC07PLT2 · an id, not a name
channel_typepublic channel
threada reply
thread_started_byU07PR · Priya I.
text_length33 characters
mentionedU07PR · Priya I.
message_idSlack's id for it

Dropped at ingest

text"@Priya take a look before standup"
filesdiff.patch, shot.png
channel_name#platform-eng
link_previewsunfurled pages

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