Solutions

NexaFlow for engineering teams.

Stand-ups that do not eat the morning, architecture reviews that do not need a room, and a sprint signal that fires while the sprint can still be saved.

The problem

What this usually looks like

The morning is gone by 10:15

A 15-minute stand-up costs an eight-person team four hours a week once you count the context switch on either side of it.

Architecture decisions live in Slack

The reasoning scrolls away in a week. Two quarters later nobody can say why the queue was chosen and the argument restarts.

Retro is the autopsy

By the time the sprint ends, the slip is history. The information arrived two weeks after it was useful.
The outcome

What changes

4 hrs
Meeting time returned per 8-person team per week
Day 4
When Sprint Pulse raises a slip that is still recoverable
Release velocity at Marbel Robotics after six months
The kit

What engineering teams use

01
Threaded Stand-ups with blocker ageing
02
Sprint Pulse drift and stuck-ticket alerts
03
Async architecture reviews with GitHub diffs inline
04
Decision Records that survive a re-org
05
Two-way sync with GitHub, Linear and Jira
We stopped asking “where are we?” in a meeting and started reading the answer before the meeting existed.
Lena VossVP of Engineering, Cargosight

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