DailyStand is async standup software for remote engineering teams. It organizes daily updates around what each person has done, plans to do, and needs help with, so teammates can follow work and blockers without a daily meeting. Analytics track team velocity and recurring blockers over time, and standup history and analytics can be exported as Markdown or CSV. MCP tools can assist with generating and submitting updates using AI. The public API supports standup submissions and history queries from scripts or automation jobs. DailyStand describes itself as open source and offers self-hosted deployment, alongside web and API access. It says organization-level access control is built in. The Free plan is 0.00 USD per free, billed forever, and covers one team, five members, seven-day history, and MCP support. Pro costs 16.00 USD per month; Business costs 65.00 USD per month. Slack and Linear integrations are listed for Business as coming soon.
Who it is for
DailyStand suits engineering managers and contributors who want written coordination, blocker visibility, and standup analytics. Self-hosting and API access may suit teams that want to control operations or automate updates.
What is good
- Exports history and analytics as Markdown or CSV
- Tracks team velocity and recurring blockers
- Public API supports submissions and history queries
- Self-hosted deployment is available
What to know first
- Free plan is limited to one team
- Free plan includes five members
- Free plan keeps seven-day history
- Slack and Linear integrations are marked coming soon
Verdict
DailyStand brings written standups, blocker tracking, and analytics together, with self-hosting and an API for teams that want them. Check the member and history limits against your team’s needs before choosing a plan.
DailyStand plans and pricing
All plansCompared on daily standup software
- Free plan
- Yes
- Slack integration
- Yes
- Microsoft Teams
- No
- Jira integration
- No
- Blocker tracking
- Yes
- Reporting dashboard
- Yes
- Participant limit
- 5 people
