If your distributed team runs on Discord, half of them are asleep for every conversation. SummaryBot gives you the async standups, searchable history, and email digests you'd expect from Slack — without leaving the server you already work in.
/schedule/summarize/digest/askWhen your team is spread across time zones, someone is always offline for the conversation that matters. Schedule a daily or weekly recap with /schedule and everyone starts their day with what happened overnight — decisions made, action items raised, and links to the threads behind them. It's the async standup your team will actually read.
Discord moves fast and important calls get buried. Every /summarize pulls out the decisions and action items specifically, not just a list of topics, and SummaryBot auto-detects tasks into a /board kanban you manage right in the channel. What got decided and who owns what stops living in someone's scrollback.
Not everyone wants to open Discord. /digest emails a scheduled summary straight to your inbox, so managers and stakeholders stay in the loop from wherever they work. Pair it with HMAC-signed webhooks to push recaps into your other tools, and Discord stops being one more place people have to remember to check.
New to a project, or back from time off? Instead of asking a teammate to catch you up, use /ask to get a cited answer from the real conversation — "what did we decide about the launch date?" — in a thread you can follow up in. It's the searchable team memory Discord doesn't give you out of the box.
That's the idea. SummaryBot brings scheduled standup-style recaps, searchable history, and email digests to Discord, so a distributed team can run its work in Discord without giving up the catch-up tools they'd expect from Slack.
Use /schedule to post a daily or weekly recap automatically, so people log on to a summary of what happened while they were offline. Anyone can also run /summarize on demand for any window, and every point links back to the original thread.
Yes. Summaries call out decisions and action items specifically, and SummaryBot auto-detects tasks into a kanban board you manage with /board and /todo right in Discord — so ownership and next steps don't get lost in the scroll.
Definitely. /digest sends scheduled email summaries to any inbox, and HMAC-signed webhooks can push recaps into your other tools. Stakeholders who live in email stay in the loop without opening Discord at all.