truelo vs Standuply
Standuply runs standups, retrospectives, planning poker and surveys, with GPT-enhanced questions on top. It's powerful and configurable — which also makes it heavier to set up.
Why teams choose truelo over Standuply
truelo is opinionated and fast: add to Slack, run /wrap, done — no survey-builder or workflow config sprint.
Engineering activity (commits, PRs, tickets, cycle time) is read automatically, not assembled from questionnaires or AI-worded prompts.
A fair, content-based effort estimate — Standuply reports process, not output.
Time off and a shared calendar are included, not a separate tool.
truelo vs Standuply, feature by feature
| Feature | truelo | Standuply |
|---|---|---|
| Where updates come from | Auto from GitHub + Jira, plus a 30-second /wrap | Questionnaires, surveys, integrations |
| AI end-of-day summary | GPT-enhanced surveys | |
| Effort estimate (from what changed, not lines of code) | ||
| Team dashboards + delivery / cycle-time metrics | Agile metrics, charts | |
| Time off / PTO built in (calendar + approvals) | ||
| No stack-ranking · everyone sees their own numbers | ||
| Time to first value | ~5 minutes | Longer — lots to configure |
| Pricing | Free ≤3 · €2/basic · €5/developer (or €1/person for time off only) | Free ≤3 · then per-user tiers |
Comparison reflects each product's public positioning at the time of writing. Standuply is a trademark of its respective owner; this page is an independent comparison.
The verdict
Standuply suits teams that want a configurable, survey-driven agile platform. truelo suits teams that want end-of-day clarity in five minutes with the metrics that matter and nothing to configure.
truelo vs Standuply — FAQ
Is truelo simpler than Standuply?
Considerably. truelo does one job well — end-of-day visibility for dev teams — with almost no configuration, where Standuply is a broad, configurable agile platform.
Does truelo do agile metrics?
It surfaces the ones teams act on: throughput, cycle time (p90/avg), QA bounce-backs and reopens, pulled straight from Jira.
Which is cheaper?
truelo is free for up to 3 people, then €2/month per basic teammate and €5 per developer — usually cheaper for small and mid teams than broad per-seat agile platforms.