Temposcope turns weekly updates into a living memory. Condensed by AI, organized by team, project or person.
Readable in minutes.
A single update per week and Temposcope keeps the rhythm, turning it into streaks, statuses, and context you can easily search.
Streaks that mean something
Consecutive weeks of updates to the org. The impact is visible to team members (current and future).
Project status, weekly
On track, at risk, off track. Set by those representing their teams.
Time off is a first-class answer
One tap marks the week. No guilt, no broken streak, skipped in summaries.
A real weekly window
One editable week at a time. When it closes, the history stays.
Mentions that link what's happening
Each @ mention and # reference strengthens the map of who's doing what.
Digest
Your digest focuses on who you follow — people, teams and projects — and writes the retrospective for any time span. Each project carries its status dot, hollow when none is set.
Profiles
Switch any profile to TL;DR and pick a range. Temposcope synthesizes the weeks or months into one flowing summary.
Ask Temposcope
The sidebar knows every shared week and who you are. Answers cite people and time periods precisely, handing you the next question before you think of it.
Action log
Every project and person's profile carries a live action log. Each item has an owner, a due date, and whoever added it — so commitments made in an update stay visible between them, and Ask Temposcope can answer what's open, at risk, blocked, or overdue.
"We stopped asking 'what's that team working on?' The answer is already curated, and it's better than the AI meeting notes."
Up to 15 people
Build the habit with the team, a year costs nothing.
No card, no expiry
15 – 150 people
Keep it all in sync as teams and projects multiply.
$10 when billed quarterly
150 people and up
Make the record institutional, with support to match.
Annual agreement
We're onboarding a small number of teams. Join the waitlist and you'll hear from us soon.
A few weeks. One update is a note; a month of them is context you can ask questions of.
From updates people or teams in your org wrote, personalized for each reader.
No. It's a plan, not a trial. A team of fifteen or fewer can stay on it indefinitely.
Start with one team. A single team's record is useful on its own; neighbors tend to follow once they can see its impact.
Nothing to install and no integration project. You're live the same day.
Every org we've been in had the same quiet problem. Fog. Enormous effort went in, things shipped. During and soon after, few could say what had actually happened.
The usual fix? Another meeting or scattered searches across documents and channels. It became harder to keep up as the team expanded and new projects started. We wanted the opposite: a quick weekly habit that pays back immediately and compounds into something any org can genuinely rely on to stay on one page — at the start of the week, before a team or project meeting, ahead of a 1:1.
Temposcope is that habit, plus the tools to make a year of it readable in a minute.
We're letting teams in a few at a time.
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