One bar to read the room.
How available is the team right now? Glance at the spectrum: green online, amber meeting, red focus, grey offline. Click any segment to filter the grid.
For engineering leaders of distributed teams
TeamGlance shows you what everyone on your team is working on — live from Jira, Linear, Google Calendar — and whether they’re heads-down, in a meeting, or free to talk. Less “what are you on?” chasing. See when to check in and when to leave someone focused — without screenshots or keystroke monitoring.
The manager’s view
Every person, their current ticket, and their availability — one calm screen, updated automatically. Stuck work surfaces on its own: the same ticket for three days reads differently when you can see it. Availability tells you who’s safe to interrupt.
↑ a recreation of the real product, not a mock-up
How available is the team right now? Glance at the spectrum: green online, amber meeting, red focus, grey offline. Click any segment to filter the grid.
When your calendar says you’re busy, your status changes to Meeting and changes back when the meeting ends. We never see event titles, who’s invited, or what the meeting is about.
Type a few letters to find any of your assigned tickets across Jira and Linear. Pick one, and your status, your task, and your time tracking all update automatically.
How it works
Sign in to Jira, Linear, or Google Calendar with one click. We sync only the things you're assigned to and whether your calendar shows you as busy.
Pick or confirm your current ticket in the tray app or browser — a few seconds when you switch work. Meeting and availability follow Google Calendar busy/free without you setting them.
Everyone on the team sees your current task and status, updated in under a second. Less round-the-room status, fewer pings, no "what are you on?" channel.
Integrations
Sign in with your Atlassian account. We pick up the tickets assigned to you and keep your status in sync the moment you switch.
Connect with one click. Your assigned issues appear in the task picker, and your current task updates everywhere as soon as you pick one.
We check whether your calendar shows you as busy — and nothing else. Event titles, guest lists, and descriptions stay private to you.
Compared
You can run a daily meeting, make everyone type a report into a bot, or share ongoing work context in one live view. One of these cuts repetitive status collection while you keep real planning syncs.
The math
Fifteen minutes a day sounds cheap until you multiply it by the team and the year. Drag the sliders — this is what status theater costs, and what it costs to replace it.
Forward this page to whoever signs the invoice. The sliders will still be here.
Pricing
A 10-person team runs $50/month — less than a single engineer-hour.
The adoption guarantee
Visibility tools usually die in rollout: the team hears “monitoring” and pushes back, and the license goes unused. TeamGlance can’t be mistaken for monitoring — the desktop app is physically incapable of reading window titles, browser URLs, or anything on screen, and anyone on the team can audit exactly what it sends in a local log. You get the visibility. Your team keeps its privacy. That’s why it sticks.
Ready when you are
Universal macOS build (Apple Silicon & Intel) · See pricing
Frequently asked
For the repetitive round-the-room readout, yes: the dashboard shows who's on what, who looks stuck, and who's free — without another meeting for it. Most teams keep planning syncs and problem-solving sessions; many shorten or drop the daily status ritual once the board is trusted. Run both for two weeks and see what still earns the calendar slot.
No. The desktop app is built so it physically cannot read your window titles, browser URLs, or anything on your screen. The browser version doesn't ask either. The only things we ever see are the task you picked (its name and ticket number), your status, and a heartbeat that tells us your computer is online.
Google Calendar can tell us whether you're busy at any moment without sharing what the meeting is about. That's what we use. We don't see event titles, who's invited, descriptions, or attached documents — only whether you're in a meeting right now.
Nothing breaks. Your current task is always saved before anyone gets notified, so it survives disconnects. When you come back online, your status syncs back up automatically — you won't see anything stale or lost.
Managers see your status (Available, Meeting, Focus, Away, Offline) and the task you're on. They do not see how long you were idle, what app made you go idle, or anything you did during a focus block. There's nothing to dig into — we don't collect it.
macOS (both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs). Windows desktop support is coming soon. The app stays small and quiet in your tray — under 80 MB of memory. Linux support is on the roadmap.
Go to Settings → Delete account. We remove your account, your integrations, your status history, your time entries, and your activity logs after a 14-day grace window in case you change your mind. If you own a team, you'll be asked to hand it off or delete it first.
Not yet. Today, TeamGlance is a cloud service. Each team's data is fully isolated from every other team. Self-hosting is something we plan to offer to larger organizations later.