Map the whole build, not just the commits.
Queryable connects GitHub, Jira, your standups and the threads in Slack, Discord or WhatsApp into one timeline — so the why behind every decision, the root cause behind every bug, and the discussion behind every PR is searchable instead of lost.
GitHub · Jira · Meet & Teams · Slack · Discord · WhatsApp
From discussion to ship — one thread.
Queryable follows a topic through every place your team talks about it, and keeps the context wired together the whole way.
Every channel, watched.
Standups, planning calls, Slack and Discord threads, the WhatsApp group where the production fire actually started — Queryable follows them all and surfaces what recurs.
- Meeting capture for dailies, retros and planning, speaker-attributed.
- Chat awareness across Slack, Discord and WhatsApp surfaces recurring topics.
- GitHub & Jira sync ties issues and tickets back to the talk that spawned them.
Same root cause, finally obvious.
Queryable links the daily blocker, the Discord report, the GitHub issue and the Jira ticket about one problem into a single story — so “didn't we already discuss this?” has an answer.
- Cross-source linking connects a conversation to the issue and PR it became.
- Root-cause clustering groups duplicate reports and recurring blockers.
- Decision trail keeps the reasoning attached to the code that changed.
Blockers become tickets, with context.
A blocker called out in standup becomes a tracked Jira ticket or GitHub issue — assigned, linked to its origin, and waiting for a human to approve before anything is created.
- Action items → tickets with owner, deadline and a link to the source minute.
- Retro & sprint summaries for the people who couldn't make the call.
- Human gate on every write — automatic only once you trust it.
The context your tools forget to keep.
GitHub context
Issues and PRs tied back to the conversations that spawned them — “same root cause” stops being tribal knowledge.
Jira mapping
Tickets carry their origin — the daily, the thread, the incident — so no one re-discovers context that already exists.
Standup capture
Dailies, retros and planning calls become searchable summaries with blockers and decisions pulled out.
Slack, Discord & WhatsApp
The threads where work really happens are watched too — recurring topics surface before they become fires.
Blocker tracking
Every blocker raised out loud is captured, clustered and turned into a tracked item with an owner.
Ask the codebase's history
“Why did we revert the caching change?” returns the decision and the discussion behind it, sources cited.
Your team already answered it.
Export failures above 10k rows share a root cause with the gateway webhook timeout (8s threshold). Bia raised it in Daily — Orion and took the blocker; it's tracked in orion/web #1284 and PROJ-214, with prod reports in # incidents. Decision: stream the response instead of buffering the full export.
From the IC to the EM.
Stop re-debugging history
Find the discussion behind a revert or a flaky test in seconds, instead of asking the one person who remembers.
See blockers before retro
Recurring blockers and stuck tickets surface across every channel, not just the ones you happened to read.
Trace any decision
Know why a feature shipped the way it did — the standup, the thread and the ticket are one connected trail.
What engineers ask first.
Which tools does it connect to?
GitHub, Jira, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Discord and WhatsApp today — with email as a forwardable inbox for anything else.
Does it create tickets automatically?
By default, every Jira ticket or GitHub issue waits for a human to approve it. You can flip individual flows to fully automatic once you trust them.
Where does our data live?
Queryable is built single-tenant and self-hostable, so transcripts and summaries can stay on infrastructure you control — LGPD-friendly by design.
Will it slow our standups down?
No. It joins as a silent participant and does its work after — your dailies run exactly as they do now, minus the note-taking.
Built for every team that talks.
Wire your build into one memory.
Connect GitHub, Jira and your channels, and watch the context find its way back to the code.