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The tools your team needs, built by asking.

Describe an app and WeMachines builds it, hosts it and gives it an address of its own. Then you change it by asking again. Here are nine teams really ask for.

Nine apps, one sentence each.Copy the ask and paste it into Apps.

S Standup

Thursday, 4 September

4 of 6 in · 1 blocked

Yesterday Today Blocked
Nadia Closed T-131, the invite copydrafted Week-two launch update —
Tomas 4 commits on the retry fixdrafted Reviewing Leo’s PR #212 —
Leo Opened PR #212drafted Search ranking Waiting on the staging key
Priya Shipped the X threaddrafted Case study draft —

Nobody has written Mara or Sam in yet. Their rows open at 9:00.

The standup, written before anyone joins the call.

It drafts what everyone did yesterday from their own tasks and commits, keeps the line they type about today, and publishes the blockers back to the workspace so the AI can answer for it.

@AIbuild a standup board that drafts yesterday from our tasks and commits

Standup
S Standup

Thursday, 4 September

4 of 6 in · 1 blocked

Yesterday Today Blocked
Nadia Closed T-131, the invite copydrafted Week-two launch update —
Tomas 4 commits on the retry fixdrafted Reviewing Leo’s PR #212 —
Leo Opened PR #212drafted Search ranking Waiting on the staging key
Priya Shipped the X threaddrafted Case study draft —

Nobody has written Mara or Sam in yet. Their rows open at 9:00.

The standup, written before anyone joins the call.

It drafts what everyone did yesterday from their own tasks and commits, keeps the line they type about today, and publishes the blockers back to the workspace so the AI can answer for it.

@AIbuild a standup board that drafts yesterday from our tasks and commits

On call
O On call

Week 36 · 2 - 8 September

Handover Mondays, 10:00 CET

Priya Until Monday 10:00 · 2 days, 4 hours Since Monday Swap
Leo Sep 8 - 14
Nadia Sep 15 - 21 Swap requested
Mara Sep 22 - 28
Tomas Sep 29 - Oct 5

The workspace knows who this is, so “ask whoever is on call” resolves to a person.

Who has the pager, and one button to swap.

The rota sits in the sidebar and the current name goes back to the workspace, so “ask whoever is on call” resolves to a person. A swap is two clicks instead of a thread.

@AIbuild an on-call rota with handover times and swaps

Retro
R Retro

Sprint 24 retro

Opens Friday · 14 cards, anonymous until then

Keep 2
Pairing on the migration. Two hours, no rollback.
5 · hidden
Writing the task before the branch.
3 · hidden
Drop 2
Thursday sync. Everything in it was already written down.
6 · hidden
Two boards for one launch.
2 · hidden
Try 2
A named owner on every incident within 10 minutes.
4 · hidden
Ship behind a flag by default.
1 · hidden
Add a card to Try…

Written across the week, not remembered in the meeting.

Cards go in the day something happens and stay anonymous until Friday. Every past retro is kept, so the new one opens with last sprint’s Try column on top.

@AIbuild a retro board with keep, drop and try, anonymous until Friday

Ship log
S Ship log
Merged this week

27+5vs last week

Mon to Fri
Median time to merge

6h−2h

Opened to merged
Linked to a task

24/27

Three went out unlinked
Reverted

1

The importer, same day

Pull requests merged a day

The last two weeks

1/

Every pull request counts once, on the day it was merged into main. n = 47

Source The workspace’s connected repo, 10 weekdays to Sep 5.

What went out this week

Newest first, with the task it closed

2/
ChangeWhoTaskMerged
Retry the checkout webhookTomasT-118Thu
Search ranking, second passLeoT-131Thu
Invite copy and the empty stateNadiaT-126Wed
Drop the legacy importerTomasT-109Tue

What actually went out, straight from the repo.

Merges a day, and the week’s changes with the task each one closed. It reads the connected repo, so there is nothing to keep up to date and a routine can post the list on Friday.

@AIbuild a ship log off our repo with merges per day

Trial watch
T Trial watch

Trials

14 live · 2 ending this week

Live trials 14 4 started this week
Ending in 3 days 2 Marlow, Kite Studio
Nobody has opened it 3 Worth an email today
MA Marlow Inc. 9 of 12 seats active · Used it every day this week 2d Ending
OR Orbit Labs 1 of 6 seats active · One person, twice, since Monday 5d Quiet
NO Northwind 21 of 30 seats active · Two apps built, one published 9d Healthy
FE Ferro 3 of 4 seats active · Connected their repo on day one 11d Healthy

The call you should make today, on today’s screen.

Every trial with days left, how many seats were actually used, and one line on what they have done. The two keys it needs sit in the app’s secrets, where nobody reads them back.

@AIbuild a trial watch from Stripe and PostHog, sorted by days left

Docs check
D Docs check

Pages worth a look

41 pages · 7 worth a look · re-read on open

Deploying to production The deploy workflow it names was renamed in March Tomas Edited 4 months ago
Onboarding, week one Links to two tools we stopped paying for Nadia Edited 6 weeks ago
Support playbook Nothing has changed under it Mara Edited 9 days ago
Fix the deploy page Opens the page with the change already drafted

The pages that quietly went out of date.

It reads Docs against the repo and finds the pages describing something that has since moved - a renamed workflow, a tool you stopped paying for - and names who owns each one.

@AIbuild a docs check that finds pages the repo has outgrown

Feature votes
F Feature votes

What should we build next?

412 votes · 89 ideas

Top Planned Shipped Suggest an idea…
Import from a CSV 31 people this month Planned
A weekly digest email 12 people this month Under consideration
Keyboard shortcuts everywhere Went out in 2.4 Shipped
Built by asking, on WeMachines ×

A public board, and nobody has to sign in.

Customers post and vote at its own web address. Inside the workspace it publishes what it holds, so the AI can tell you what is being asked for that nobody has planned.

@AIbuild a public feature request board and publish it

Office hours
O Office hours

Office hours, Thursday 11 September

30 minutes · 2 slots left

NameInes Duarte
Email[email protected]
What would you like to talk about? We’re moving off three tools and I want to know what breaks.
Book 11:00 You’ll get a confirmation and a calendar invite.
Built by asking, on WeMachines ×

Four slots, and the confirmation actually sends.

Strangers book from a link in your newsletter without an account. What they send is kept, and the email goes out through your own provider’s key.

@AIbuild a booking page for Thursday office hours and publish it

Savings calculator
S Savings calculator

What is the hand-off costing you?

Your numbers, nothing stored

People on the team 24
Hours a week each, chasing context 3.5
Fully loaded hourly cost $65
A year, at that rate $251,160 3,864 hours, over 46 working weeks Looking for the decision that was already made Re-explaining context to someone new
Built by asking, on WeMachines ×

Three sliders and one number, on a link.

It does its arithmetic in the visitor’s browser and forgets them. Nothing stored, nothing to wake up, and it opens the instant someone clicks.

@AIbuild a savings calculator for our website and publish it