Teams write status before the call, so the meeting is blockers, not roll-call. Standups, blockers, and retros for every squad land on one board and stay searchable. Priced per squad, in EGP.
Join the waitlist Book a demoEvery team starts with 30 days of Starter. All features, free, no card.
Works with SlackUpdates from every squad land in one feed with blockers pinned to the top. You see what is stuck before the call starts.
Submitted and missing, per squad, side by side. Firaq follows your team's own work week and timezone, tracks Eid and public holidays, and skips whoever is on leave, so the missing list never nags someone who is off.
Standup, planning poker, and retro in one tool. Shared boards, a form you build per squad, and action items that carry into the next sprint.
Close a sprint and it does not disappear. Open any past sprint to see that retro board and every standup submitted during it, side by side.
Two minutes in the browser: yesterday, today, and anything blocking them. One entry per person per day, and resubmitting updates it instead of adding a duplicate.
One screen, blockers pinned first, who is missing and who is off. You walk into the call knowing where to look.
Less status-reading, more unblocking. Share your screen with the big-text present view and walk the board together. Every update stays a searchable record you never had before.
When someone writes that they are waiting on another squad, Firaq spots that squad's name in the blocker and tags it in your feed. The dependency between two teams stops living inside one person's head.
Blocker rate, participation, and how many action items carry over, charted across the last four quarters of closed sprints, with a health score for each squad. You read the trend and draw your own conclusion.
On the cross-squad overview, click "Summarize this day". Firaq reads every squad's update and writes one card per squad: its status, a short summary, and what is blocked. It runs only when your organization turns AI on in Settings.
The daily brief runs when you turn it on. Until then your team's standups never leave Firaq, and no AI vendor sees a word of them.
Many tools in this category charge per user, so the bill grows with headcount. Firaq charges per squad, in EGP.
Every squad includes up to 10 members. The paid tiers aren't switched on yet. Join the waitlist and we will tell you before anything costs money.
Three years running multiple squads, hitting the same blind spot every morning: no single place to see who is blocked across teams. Firaq is the tool I wanted and could not buy at an Egyptian price. I now build it full-time.
No. Firaq is a capture and visibility layer, not a meeting replacement. Your team still meets and talks. Writing status before the call means the meeting covers blockers, not roll-call.
Geekbot and many tools in this category charge per user, so a 20-person org pays for 20 seats. Firaq charges per squad: the same org split into 4 squads pays one squad-based fee and settles in EGP.
Self-serve signup is built and tested. Public access opens with launch, and every new organization lands on 30 days of Starter. Join the waitlist to be in the first group.
Yes. Connect a squad to a Slack channel and the daily reminder posts there with an Add standup button. The button, and the /standup command, open the same form inside Slack. The web board stays the source of truth either way.
Yes. Every squad and every organization is isolated at the query level, not just hidden in the UI. A member sees only their own squad; a cross-squad or cross-org request is rejected outright.
You drop to the free tier, not to a paywall. One squad stays active, and you pick which. Your other squads and planning poker become read-only: you keep every standup, retro, estimate, and sprint you recorded, and nothing is deleted. Upgrade and they all work again.
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