Skip the meeting.
Keep the responsibility.
Tasa covers recurring internal meetings for you, pages you with the context when a decision needs your call, and lets you answer from Slack or jump in for only the minutes that matter.
Be on-call, not on-camera.
Topic changed → AWS spend for FY26. Sarah is proposing a second pass on infrastructure costs.
“Wait, @David, didn’t you handle the AWS migration estimates? How do they look for next year?”
A third state between attending and declining.
Being on-call for a meeting. The room continues without you. Tasa brings you in only when your judgment, approval, or commitment is required.
Tasa takes the seat
Pick which recurring meetings Tasa covers. It joins as a visible participant — 'Tasa for Maya, absent' — with a short brief on what you own and when to page you.
It listens for the moments that need you
Direct questions, decisions in your area, commitments made in your name, deadlines and scope changes crossing your line. Not keywords. Not everything.
You get one Slack ping with the whole story
The question, who asked it, the last 90 seconds of context, and the options on the table. Reply from Slack, jump in, ask for two minutes, or defer.
No decisions about you without you.
Meetings are where you get volunteered for work you didn’t agree to. When someone commits you to a scope, a date, or a budget while you’re absent, Tasa catches it before it lands in the notes.
The room sees the commitment is pending your confirmation. You get a one-tap Accept, Change date, Decline, or Join.
Own the database migration by Friday. QA begins Thursday; three services are in scope.
Proposed by Sarah · 10:16 AM · #launch-readiness
You attended 11 hours of recurring meetings. Tasa would have paged you for 58 minutes of them.
Coverage you actually trust.
The first week, Tasa sits next to you. It learns when you speak, which decisions you approve, which mentions you ignore, and which people signal real urgency.
Then it shows you the pages it would have sent — before it ever sends one for real. Autonomy has to be earned.
You were invited for 45 minutes. You were needed for four.
Built for staff engineers, engineering leads, product and design owners at Slack-first software teams — the people invited as insurance, not participation.
- Project and launch syncs
- Architecture and design reviews
- Release-readiness meetings
- Cross-functional operating reviews
- Internal escalation and vendor reviews
- 1:1s and performance reviews
- Interviews and hiring loops
- Board and legal discussions
- Sensitive customer calls
- Negotiations
Meeting assistants tell you what happened.
Tasa gets you involved before the room decides without you.
We’re piloting with a small group of overloaded technical leads. Join the waitlist and we’ll find your proxy-safe meetings first.