Throughpoint keeps your conversations, commitments and tools aligned. When they drift apart, it proposes the fix as one Slack card. You approve, it lands.
Dami said: “Let’s push OAuth onboarding to next sprint, backend isn’t ready.”
cross-meeting note — you committed to shipping OAuth this sprint in Tuesday’s planning, 8 days ago. Confirming will reverse that.
Anatomy ↗ — what changed, who owns it, what it reverses. In Slack 30s after the meeting.
One decision, from the moment it’s said to the moment your stack agrees.
Dami · planning · sprint 14
“Let’s review OAuth onboarding again on Thursday, when backend is stable.”
Throughpoint is already in the room — listening, but mostly reading. It knows what sprint you’re in, what’s on the board, and what was promised last time.
posted to #eng-sprint-14 · awaits Dami
proposed changes
One sentence → synchronized execution. Every decision, every quarter — that’s organizational continuity.
It erodes one unrecorded decision at a time. Throughpoint catches three kinds.
Catching drift means remembering more than the last meeting.
“This reverses a commitment you made 8 days ago.”
Every decision is logged with its owner and rationale — so a reversal weeks later doesn't slip by.
“The OAuth dependency keeps surfacing in planning.”
The blocker that keeps coming back across meetings finally gets named, not re-litigated.
Keep your notetaker. We’re a different layer.
Capture what was said.
Act inside one tool.
Remembers what was decided and keeps every tool aligned with it.
Two lists, written down before the first line of code.
LinearJiraGitHub IssuesNo autonomous action — ever. Throughpoint asks. The others act.
Honest about what’s live and what’s next. The core and the loops work today.
Every meeting becomes one approve-or-dismiss Slack card.
Calendar, repo and tracker loops surface drift between meetings.
The longer it runs, the more it learns how your org actually operates.
Design partners shape what ships next.
Drift — decisions reversed, commitments dropped, the tracker falling out of sync with what the team agreed.
The reconciliation core plus the calendar, repo and tracker loops. All opt-in, all approval-gated.
No — different category. Notes are a side effect; keeping your team aligned across meetings and tools is the product. Keep the notetaker you have.
Never. Every change is a Slack card you approve. Get one wrong? Dismiss it — nothing was written.
No replay. Audio is processed for extraction, then dropped. We keep the structured trail, not the recording.
Linear, Jira, GitHub Issues, Slack, Google Calendar. Tool-agnostic by design.
Onboarding small engineering teams on Linear or Jira. 30-minute setup.
We email from a human address. No drips, no “nurture campaigns.”
One short email when a slot opens. We never share your address.
