Stack Stitch

Stack Stitch

About this app

Stack Stitch watches the tools your team works in and tells you when something actually needs you. Everything else stays quiet.

It reads Slack, GitHub, Jira, Gmail, Notion and Sentry, and turns what changed into a single inbox. Each item is written to be acted on:

- The problem: what is going wrong, in one or two sentences.
- The root cause: why it is happening, traced back to the thread, pull request or ticket it came from.
- Action items: the concrete next steps, as a checklist.

Each item links to its sources, so you can open the Slack thread, the pull request or the Jira issue and check it yourself.

WHAT IT CATCHES
- Incidents and failing deploys, and the change that likely caused them.
- Decisions that contradict work already in progress.
- Questions addressed to you that nobody has answered.
- Approved work that stalled, and follow-ups that were dropped.

Stack Stitch is selective by design. It does not forward every message or summarize every channel. If nothing important changed, you hear nothing.

ASK STITCHY
Ask a question in plain language, such as "What needs me today?" or "Why is staging failing?". Stitchy answers from your connected sources and cites the items it used, so every answer can be traced back.

ON YOUR PHONE
- Review your inbox and read each item's problem, root cause and action items.
- Mark items Interested or Not interested to tell Stack Stitch what is useful.
- See new items as soon as they arrive while the app is open.
- Ask Stitchy from anywhere in the app.
- Light and dark themes.

GETTING STARTED
Sign in, connect at least one source, and choose the channels, repositories or projects to watch. Stack Stitch only reads the sources you connect, and you can disconnect any of them at any time.

AI-generated answers can be wrong. If one is inaccurate or inappropriate, use Report to flag it.

What’s new

First Android build on the internal track.

Sign in with Google or with Apple. A new account is not empty: onboarding seeds a tutorial card and three worked examples, so the inbox, the reader and Ask Stitchy can all be tried without connecting a source.

Known limits in this build: new items arrive only while the app is open, there is no background push, and call recording is desktop-only.