skira.

Your team’s work isn’t captured in a single tool.

Skira understands what’s happening across all of them and makes it easy to share the story with whoever needs to know.

Beta launching later this year.

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PM tools
Jira. Linear. ClickUp. Trello.
Code
GitHub. Bitbucket. GitLab.
Plus
Slack. Figma. Google Calendar. PostHog. More to come.

And the work that doesn’t have a tool yet.

How it works

  1. Connect Skira to the tools your team already uses. Read-only. No migrations, no changes to your existing workflows.

  2. Skira constructs the narrative across all of them. Tickets that have moved, code that’s merged, threads that decided something, meetings that shifted the plan.

  3. See the patterns and share the story. Skira provides a daily read of your team’s work, the questions worth asking in your 1:1s, and status updates that used to take hours to draft. Patterns drawn from across your tools, with every claim cited back to its source.

Stakeholder updates

Every week you spend hours digging through data, tracking down colleagues, and writing an update that someone senior to you reads in ninety seconds.

Skira does the heavy lifting and drafts it for you: the presentation, the email, the Slack message, whichever format the audience needs. Your job: review, tweak, send. Every update builds on the last.

Your narrative is ready

Drafted from Sprint 15 across your tools and your input. Every claim cited.

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Spend less time synthesizing, more time doing.

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A daily read of the team’s work

Every morning, Skira surfaces what changed: what shipped overnight, the ticket that hasn’t moved in nine days, the Slack decision that never got written down. You start the day caught up.

Tuesday morning

Shipped overnight: The payments rework merged its final two pull requests; staging deploy is green. PAY-241

Worth a look: The auth migration enters its ninth day on the same ticket, second reviewer reassigned midweek. Third consecutive sprint of carryover. trend

Never written down: Yesterday’s architecture thread settled on deferring the queue migration. No ticket exists yet. #eng-arch#eng-archSlack · yesterday 14:32Queue migration deferred until auth landsDecided in thread · no ticket yetOpen in Slack ↗

Respecting the doers

Engineers ship the work, design the systems, and write the decisions. Skira reads what they produce and helps you see where they need you. Just the patterns you need to do your job.

  • No ratings of individuals.
  • No rankings.
  • No productivity scores.
  • No individual dashboards for your manager’s manager.
  • Read-only access to your tools.

Skíra

(Old Norse): to cleanse or purify, as in the refining of silver.1

Your team’s tools generate a massive amount of activity every day, most of it noise. Skira distills what matters and makes it legible.

1 Zoëga, A Concise Dictionary of Old Icelandic, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1910. HathiTrust

I’ve spent fifteen years designing software, a lot of it beside engineering managers who spend their evenings reconstructing what their teams already did. Skira is my attempt to hand that time back.

Kyle Blythe, New York, 2026

Beta launching later this year.

For engineering managers and team leads running teams of three or more.

No marketing. No list trading.

Building now, with a confirmed beta cohort of engineering managers in three countries. Page last updated June 2026.