Reclaim the weekly all-hands
No more 30-minute "what is everyone working on" meeting. The board and the digest answer it for you, asynchronously.
PingBoard replaces the #standups channel nobody reads and the Notion page nobody updates. Each teammate posts once a week — everyone gets a Friday digest in their inbox.
Onboarding email rewrite
Maya
Webhook retry logic v2
Jordan
Q2 quarterly review deck
Sam
Vendor SDK upgrade
Jordan · waiting reply
Legal review on contract
Sam · 4 days
Mobile dashboard polish
Maya · Mon
Billing v2 migration
Jordan · Tue
Founder customer call #14
Sam · Wed
New onboarding survey
Maya · Thu
Annual planning offsite prep
Sam
Team retro template
Maya
0s
To post a weekly status
0x
Friday digest in everyone’s inbox
5
Async-first teams it fits best
No more 30-minute "what is everyone working on" meeting. The board and the digest answer it for you, asynchronously.
The Friday email lands at 9 AM. One page, scannable in under a minute, with what shipped, what is blocked, and what is next.
Send a read-only link to an investor, advisor, or client — scoped to one project. They see only what you choose to share.
What ships with PingBoard
Four moving parts. Together they replace the Slack channel, the Notion page, the weekly all-hands, and the email roundup nobody writes.
FAQ
The async standup, the Friday digest, and how PingBoard fits a small distributed team.
PingBoard is an async-first standup tool for distributed teams of 5–15. Each person posts a short status once a week (in progress / blocked / shipped). On Friday morning, everyone gets an automatic digest in their inbox.
A Slack channel scrolls — a week of status posts becomes 50 unread messages nobody reads. PingBoard is a board: each card has a state (in progress, blocked, shipped, next week) and lives in one place until it moves. The Friday digest closes the loop with email, where people actually look.
No. PingBoard is a web app. Sign in with email or Google, invite your teammates, and they get an email reminder mid-week to post their status. Nothing to install, nothing to maintain.
A clean email — shipped this week (with owner + link), in progress, blocked items that need help, and what is on deck for next week. One page, scannable in under a minute. Try /demo/digest to see a live preview.
Yes — without an account. Generate a read-only link scoped to a single project, share it with an investor, advisor, or client. They see only what relates to them, and nothing else from your team.
Flat $14/mo per team. Unlimited members, unlimited projects, unlimited stakeholder links. No per-seat pricing — adding a teammate should never be a budget conversation.
PingBoard nudges them on Wednesday and Thursday morning with a one-click reminder. If they still skip, the Friday digest simply notes "no update this week" — no shame, no blame, just transparency.
Your board is private to your team. Stakeholder links are read-only and scoped per project. We do not train any model on your status posts. Cancel any time and export everything to CSV.
Still have questions? Contact us
PingBoard replaces the #standups channel nobody reads and the Notion page nobody updates. Each teammate posts once a week — everyone gets a Friday digest in their inbox.
Onboarding email rewrite
Maya
Webhook retry logic v2
Jordan
Q2 quarterly review deck
Sam
Vendor SDK upgrade
Jordan · waiting reply
Legal review on contract
Sam · 4 days
Mobile dashboard polish
Maya · Mon
Billing v2 migration
Jordan · Tue
Founder customer call #14
Sam · Wed
New onboarding survey
Maya · Thu
Annual planning offsite prep
Sam
Team retro template
Maya
0s
To post a weekly status
0x
Friday digest in everyone’s inbox
5
Async-first teams it fits best
No more 30-minute "what is everyone working on" meeting. The board and the digest answer it for you, asynchronously.
The Friday email lands at 9 AM. One page, scannable in under a minute, with what shipped, what is blocked, and what is next.
Send a read-only link to an investor, advisor, or client — scoped to one project. They see only what you choose to share.
What ships with PingBoard
Four moving parts. Together they replace the Slack channel, the Notion page, the weekly all-hands, and the email roundup nobody writes.
FAQ
The async standup, the Friday digest, and how PingBoard fits a small distributed team.
PingBoard is an async-first standup tool for distributed teams of 5–15. Each person posts a short status once a week (in progress / blocked / shipped). On Friday morning, everyone gets an automatic digest in their inbox.
A Slack channel scrolls — a week of status posts becomes 50 unread messages nobody reads. PingBoard is a board: each card has a state (in progress, blocked, shipped, next week) and lives in one place until it moves. The Friday digest closes the loop with email, where people actually look.
No. PingBoard is a web app. Sign in with email or Google, invite your teammates, and they get an email reminder mid-week to post their status. Nothing to install, nothing to maintain.
A clean email — shipped this week (with owner + link), in progress, blocked items that need help, and what is on deck for next week. One page, scannable in under a minute. Try /demo/digest to see a live preview.
Yes — without an account. Generate a read-only link scoped to a single project, share it with an investor, advisor, or client. They see only what relates to them, and nothing else from your team.
Flat $14/mo per team. Unlimited members, unlimited projects, unlimited stakeholder links. No per-seat pricing — adding a teammate should never be a budget conversation.
PingBoard nudges them on Wednesday and Thursday morning with a one-click reminder. If they still skip, the Friday digest simply notes "no update this week" — no shame, no blame, just transparency.
Your board is private to your team. Stakeholder links are read-only and scoped per project. We do not train any model on your status posts. Cancel any time and export everything to CSV.
Still have questions? Contact us