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Is there an easy way to build, or a startup that offers, something that will email you once a day asking "What's happening?" and then accumulate the replies? We once funded a startup that did this, and it left a hole in my life when it shut down.
Incidentally, if something like this doesn't already exist, it would be a great startup idea. I know from experience how well it works. It might not be a hugely profitable business in itself, but it would be a beachhead, and that's all ambitious founders need.
Unfortunately, though, in this one case I can't promise that if you build it, I'll use it. Unless I know you, I can't trust that you won't read my emails. (I trusted the previous startup that did it because we'd funded them.)
Geekbot does this via slack
Time to build something, will get back very soon!!
Dont think you've read everything he wrote. Probably won't use it 
I was just wanting this the other day! Considering doing it with a simple serverless framework on AWS but could probably even do it with zapier + google docs
That is a good question @paulg
We use humbledot for brief, recurring checkins. We then take 90 seconds to export and then distribute to the team via Threads/Slack.
We use bots that run on slack to do the same! Asks the team what they are upto, every morning!
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