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Minion Monitoring

Working, stalled, or waiting on you?

You push a dozen threads forward a day. Minion Monitoring keeps all of them on one screen, so you can see which ones are moving, which ones stopped, and which ones are waiting on you.

  • waiting on you
  • working · 7m 44s
  • stalled · 2 hr
  • done
Minion Monitoring in the app: four threads waiting on you (a morning kickoff question and an approval among them), one working with a 7 minute 44 second timer, and one stalled for 2 hours 59 minutes with a Nudge button.
Sample workspace Northlight Growth Studio, a sample agency. See the whole screen
One screen

Everything your minions are moving, in one place.

Each thread and task carries its live status everywhere it's listed: in the channel list, the thread, the task, Today and here.

  • Waiting on you

    Your move

    An approval, a question, a task in review, or a minion asking you something. The question shows right on the row, with Approve, Open and See it first.

  • Working

    A live timer

    "working · 7m 44s", ticking. You can see it's still going without opening the thread.

  • Stalled

    Caught, then nudged

    A minion said "on it" and nothing followed: the first nudge is automatic, and the same stall is never nudged twice. A failed or frozen run waits for you, and Nudge asks it to finish or say plainly what's blocking it.

  • Check-ins

    Offers to push it forward

    "I could pick the FAQ update back up and finish it. Want me to?" Yes, Not now, or Change it in your own words.

  • Done today

    Closes itself

    A task made from a thread closes when the work is done. Or press "Close: it's done".

  • Big jobs

    Big jobs get one card

    A job with several parts shows as one card that updates in place: a one-line headline, a face per part with its status, then what needs you, what's stuck and what's done. The same recap lands in the chat where you asked.

Stuck

Nothing gets silently stuck.

Nothing gets silently stuck: every stalled job shows why, who needs to act, and one button to unstick it.

  • Why it stopped, in plain words: a sign-in expired, an answer is missing, an approval is waiting.
  • Who needs to act: you, a teammate, or the minion itself.
  • One button to unstick it: Reconnect, Answer, Approve or Nudge.
Stuck · 3Sample
  • Blog post · MilesWhy: the website sign-in expired · Who: you
  • Proposal follow-ups · OttoWhy: 4 emails wait for your yes · Who: you
  • Supplier comparison · ResearcherWhy: no progress for 3 hours · Who: the minion
Tasks

Tasks the way you already work.

  • Priority

    What matters first

    Give each task a priority and sort by it.

  • Projects

    Grouped by client or project

    Every task belongs somewhere, and the board groups by it.

  • List view

    A plain list, too

    Switch from the board to a list when you just want to work down it.

  • Press C

    Quick add

    Press C anywhere to add a task without leaving what you're doing.

  • Subtasks

    Big jobs, broken down

    Split a task into steps, each with its own owner.

One tap

Approve, nudge, close. Back to your day.

  • Turn any thread into a task. Pick who owns it and who answers for it. It links back to the thread and shows its live status.
  • Filters that stay put: Mine, Mentions, Needs me, Hide automated. Remembered for you.
  • Remind me later: in 3 hours, tomorrow morning or next week.
  • By status or by project. Mark a channel as a project or a client, give it a brief and an owner, and the board groups by it.
  • Built for a phone. One column, big buttons.

Minion Missions: check-ins and monitors

Lower down the same screen: a check-in offering to pick the postcard copy back up (Yes, go ahead; Not now; Change), quiet lines for projects where nothing changed, and a monitor that fired: three new leads with no reply after an hour.
Sample workspace Further down: a check-in's offer, quiet "nothing changed" lines, and a monitor that fired once.
Morning kickoff

Tomorrow, laid out before you start.

Your minions sweep yesterday's calls, mentions and calendar, and lay out one batch: new tasks per project with a rough time and where each came from, edits to tasks you already have, and today's meetings so you can plan around them.

  • If something's unclear, it asks one question first.
  • Your tasks due today show alongside, read-only.
  • Runs every weekday as a Minion Missions job, or on demand.
The morning kickoff: eleven new tasks due tomorrow, grouped by client, each with a time estimate and the meeting or channel it came from, all ticked, ready for one yes.
Sample workspace The morning kickoff: tomorrow's tasks laid out per client, with estimates and sources, before you start. Untick what you don't want, then say yes.
Let's talk

Hand your first job to a minion.

Tell us about your business, your goals and what you'd hand off first. We'll show you the team that would take the most off your plate.