Which tools does Junior pull from for the recap?

Any of your connected tools, 3,000+ supported. Typical sources: HubSpot / Salesforce, GA4 / Mixpanel, Google + Meta + LinkedIn Ads, Linear / Jira / GitHub, Stripe, support tooling. You pick which tools the report covers; Junior synthesizes.

Can the same Junior write multiple recaps for different audiences?

Yes. Set up one Junior with multiple scheduled reports, e.g., one for the team Slack, one for investors via email, one for the board doc. Each can pull from different tools and use different tone.

Will Junior just dump numbers, or does it interpret?

It interprets. Junior calls out the deltas vs last week, asks 'why', and surfaces the line items that need a human decision. You can tighten or loosen the editorial voice over the first few weeks, Junior remembers your preferences.

How fast can we be running this?

Free trial at /register. Most teams have their first weekly report drafted within an hour: 10 min to connect tools, 10 min to set the schedule and recipients, then the rest is Junior writing the draft.

Weekly reporting

Replace the weekly report with an AI agent that writes it.

Investor updates, board reports, team digests. Junior reads your tools every week, calls out what moved, and drafts a short manager-friendly recap, sent to Slack, email, or your shared doc.

JuniorAPPFri 5:00 PM

🕗 Scheduled · every Friday at 5 PM

Weekly recap draft · Investor update

Drafted from Stripe, HRIS, Linear, GA4. Approve and I'll send from my work inbox to the investor list.

MRR: $48.2K (+9.3% w/w)
New customers: 14 this week
Headcount: 12 (Liam starts Mon)
Next decision: AE #2, Q3 or Q4?
Ask: 2 series-A B2B SaaS founder intros

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The weekly report eats half a Friday. Every Friday.

It's the same shape every week, but somebody on the team always has to assemble it.

•Pull numbers from 5+ tools
•Format them into the doc the audience expects
•Write the narrative, what moved, why, what's next
•Chase the people whose contributions are missing

By the time it's sent, the data is stale and the writer is checked out. Junior writes the same recap from live data on the schedule you set, every Friday, no chasing.

What Junior produces

One Junior can run multiple reports, different audiences, different tools, different cadences.

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Investor update

“Every Friday at 5pm, draft this week's investor update with revenue, headcount, and key shipped”

→ Junior pulls Stripe / Mercury / HRIS / Linear, drafts a tight email with the wins, the asks, and the metrics. You review and send from your own inbox.

📋

Board report

“Every two weeks, append this period's recap to the board doc”

→ Junior writes directly into the shared doc (Google Docs / Notion) under a date heading, metrics, narrative, risks, next decisions.

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Team digest

“Every Monday at 9am, post a #team weekly recap of what shipped and what's next”

→ Junior synthesizes Linear / GitHub / customer feedback into a 4-paragraph recap in Slack. Replaces the manager's manual writeup.

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Performance recap

“Every Friday, post a #marketing weekly with GA4, HubSpot, and ad spend”

→ Cross-tool numbers with deltas vs last week and a short narrative on why each metric moved. Linked back to underlying records.

How to set it up

Hire

Free trial · $100 credit. Name your Junior (e.g., 'Weekly Recap').

Connect the tools

The 2-4 sources the recap should cover. 3,000+ integrations, OAuth, under 10 minutes per tool.

Set the schedule

'Every Friday at 5pm, draft and DM me; on my approval, send to the investor list.' Junior runs it every week.

Try It Free → $100 Credit

Teams this is for

Founders / CEOs

The weekly investor update is non-negotiable but eats time the company doesn't have. Junior drafts it from live data so you only spend the 10 minutes that matter, the review.

Marketing / growth leads

The cross-channel weekly recap nobody wants to write. Junior synthesizes GA4 + HubSpot + ad platforms and posts the recap in Slack on schedule.

Engineering managers

The 'what shipped this week' update for execs or customers. Junior pulls Linear / GitHub / release notes and writes the team-readable version.

Frequently asked

A short, written recap, 3-6 paragraphs, covering the metrics that moved, the deals or experiments that closed/launched, the asks, and what's next. Not a dashboard screenshot; a manager-friendly summary you can forward as-is to investors, leadership, or the rest of the team.

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