Browser extension for teams · coming soon

TeamRituals

Your team’s daily rituals, tasks and questions to teammates, in the browser’s side panel. Everyone sees what is theirs today, nobody waits silently for an answer, and the team keeps an honest record of the duties it agreed on.

See plans and pricesComing soon to the Chrome Web Store and Microsoft Edge Add-ons

See it in action

My Day: rituals to tick off, a question waiting for an answer and the tasks due today
My Day: rituals to tick off, a question waiting for an answer and the tasks due today
Asking a teammate for input on a task
Asking a teammate for input on a task
Adherence grid: done, done late, missed or on leave per person and day
Adherence grid: done, done late, missed or on leave per person and day

What TeamRituals does

My Day

Open the side panel and see what is yours today: rituals to tick off, tasks due or in progress, and questions teammates are waiting on you to answer.

Ask instead of getting stuck

Move a task to “waiting for input”, name the person and the question. It lands on their day and comes back to you the moment they answer.

Rituals with an honest record

Daily duties per person and weekday, rolling over at each person’s own midnight. Done, done late, missed or on leave, with streaks. Leave never counts as a miss.

Board and weekly review

Every task from backlog to done, how long blocked work has been stuck, and a Friday review of what closed and what slipped.

Fits around your day

An optional morning summary in Slack (counts only, never task text) and a private calendar feed for Google Calendar or Outlook.

Across time zones

Each person’s day starts at their own midnight. It grew out of the tool a team split between Berlin and Hyderabad uses every day.

Set up in two minutes

  1. Install and sign inAdd the extension to Chrome or Edge and sign in with a code sent to your work e-mail. No password to remember.
  2. Name your teamCreate the team and add your projects, for example “Website relaunch” or “Client onboarding”.
  3. Invite peopleInvite colleagues by e-mail and choose who is an admin. They sign in with that address and are in.
  4. Add the few duties that matterFor example “Check overnight alerts” for one person, or “Daily stand-up” for everyone, on the weekdays that apply.

Made for

AgenciesSupport and operations teamsProduct and engineering teamsSmall companiesTeams across time zonesRemote and hybrid teams

Your team’s data, handled carefully

TeamRituals is hosted in the EU (Frankfurt). Each team’s data is separated by the database itself, so one team can never see another team’s tasks or people (to be confirmed before launch). No ads, no trackers in the extension, and your data is never sold.

Your team’s owners and admins can export everything the team entered as one file, or delete the team for good, at any time.

WhatWhere it goesWhy
Names, e-mail addresses, tasks, comments, ticks, leave datesOur database in Frankfurt (Supabase)To run TeamRituals for your team
Payment detailsPaddle, our resellerTo charge the subscription and send invoices; we never see card details
Daily counts (no task text)Your Slack channel, only if an admin turns it onMorning summary

Fair use of the adherence record

  • The team agrees on its rituals together; TeamRituals shows the record to the whole team, not secretly to managers.
  • Leave never counts as a miss, and nobody is asked for a reason for their leave.
  • In some countries (for example Germany) a works council has a say before tools like this are introduced. Our data processing agreement and this page help with that conversation.