For leads at startups of 10–100
The people work around the real work, handled for you and your team.
Each morning Myu tells you who’s waiting on you, which meetings you can skip, and what you still owe each person. Bring your team in, and it runs retros that nobody has to sit through.
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Friday, 12 September
YOU
Good morning
Two things from the last retro are done. The one thing waiting on you from a person is Dan’s review of your migration changes. It has been six days.
● Dan Park
Dan is free Thursday at 2pm. Hold thirty minutes for the review?
● Platform team
Retro today at 2pm. One thing needs your answer.
● Chris Okafor
Two LinkedIn profiles could be Chris. Which one is it?
On your own
A short list every morning. Never more than three things that need you.
Myu keeps one note on every meeting, person and company you work with. When something needs you, it gets an orange dot. A fourth thing waits until tomorrow.
Home
Your day, in one read
Your meetings and what’s open, in one list that resets every morning.
Three things need you today: Dan, Chris and the retro.
Calendar
Meetings you can skip
A note on every meeting, saying whether anyone there is waiting on you.
Design review, 4:30. Read the notes instead. Nobody in this meeting is waiting on you.
Relationships
What’s open with each person
One note per person and company, updated as things change.
You and Priya usually talk every 3 days or so. It’s been 9 days, and something is still open between you.
Landscape
Where things stand
A map of the people and companies you work with, so nothing you owe anyone slips.
One new person appeared this week, and you still owe someone on your own team a reply.
How sure Myu is decides how it asks.
Sure
It assumes, tells you, and puts Change next to it.
Unsure about one thing
It asks yes or no, right under the name.
A real choice
It opens a conversation and gives you the options.
With your team
Retros without the meeting.
Myu asks each person in private what they want to raise, and shares nothing until they say yes. Everyone answers and votes on their own time. The team only meets if it can’t agree, and then for fifteen minutes on that one question.
01
MON
Myu offers to run it
02
TUE
Each person, in private
03
WED
The questions go up
04
THU
Answers and votes, any time
05
SAT
One small task each
06
TWO WEEKS LATER
Since the last retro
Home · Alex
only Alex sees this
Everyone joined Release team: Dan, Priya and Sam.
You meet with these 3 people every other week, Friday at 2pm. Do you want me to start a retro for Release team on the same schedule? Nobody has to attend a meeting.
Yes, start it
Not now
WHO CAN SEE THIS
Private to one person
Alex’s calendar, and this question.
Shared, with a name
Nothing at this step.
Shared, no name
Nothing at this step.
The whole team
Nothing at this step.
Myu saw the team’s existing Sprint review on Alex’s calendar and offered to run the retro on the same rhythm.
For everyone on the team
Everyone gets their own Myu. Engineers get it in the terminal.
Each person on the team has a Myu that works for them alone, with their own list, conversations and stuck reviews. You never see it. They can use it wherever they work. Anything they answer in the terminal is answered on the web, on their phone, in Chrome and in Obsidian too.
myu today prints the same list as the web app.
Runs on macOS and Linux, and on Windows inside WSL. No admin password needed.
MYU’S LOG
Everything Myu did, written down.
Every time Myu reads, assumes, says or does something for you, it adds one entry to the log with its reason. The log says what Myu read and why. It never records what the messages said, and entries can’t be changed after they’re written.
Everything
Read
Assumed
Said
Did
Waited
The 14 emails between you and Dan Park since Monday, and pull request #412, to get you ready for your 3pm with Dan.
ASSUMED
Copilot’s approval on #412 is not the review Dan Park owes you, so the commitment stays open.
Who was asked to review your #418: a rule sent it to Sam Lee when it opened, and no person has asked Sam.
The question about S. Lee, because it would have been a fourth today.
SAID
One thing to Platform team, as a question with no name. Via terminal.
DID
Opened pull request #421 for the planning template task, and asked Sam Lee to review it. Via your Claude Code session.
SOURCE
READS
NEVER READS
Gmail
Threads and who’s on them
Attachments
Calendar
Events and attendees
Private notes
GitHub
PRs, reviews, authors
Source code
Spaces
Only what you approve
Your drafts
End-to-end encrypted
Encrypted on your device. We can’t read it.
Never used for training
Your data doesn’t train any model.
Export or delete
All of it, whenever you want.
Nobody watches anybody
Each person’s Myu works for them. A lead never sees a teammate’s notes, conversations or votes.
Privacy and security
No sharing by default.
Your Myu is yours. Your team’s Myus are theirs. Nothing crosses that line unless the person who owns it says it can.
You choose what becomes shared.
Myu shows you the visibility choice before it moves a conversation into a shared space.
Personal context stays personal.
Private lists, conversations and journals do not become team data.
Tools stay within their permission.
Connected tools can act only through the exact access you grant; they cannot quietly post or read beyond it.
“I stopped walking into one-on-ones cold. Myu tells me what’s open before I sit down.”
HEAD OF ENGINEERING · 40 PEOPLE · CLIMATE
“The first retro where the quiet people’s issues actually made the list.”
ENG MANAGER · SERIES A · HRIS
“It caught a review I’d been sitting on for a week, right in my terminal.”
STAFF ENGINEER · SERIES B · LOGISTICS
FAQ
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Can I see what my team tells Myu?
Does Myu read my code?
Who can see what I share in a space?
Does my whole team need to join?
Where can I use it?
Do you train models on my data?
Start on your own. Bring your team in when you’re ready.
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