I built Context Flow to give projects a living memory
I've been working on Context Flow, a SaaS that came out of a problem I deal with constantly in my own work.
Project context is scattered everywhere.
GitHub knows what changed in the code.
Google Docs has requirements and designs.
Slack and Discord have conversations and decisions.
Project-management tools have tasks.
Meetings contain another layer of information.
All of those things keep changing independently, while a whole group of people — developers, product managers, engineering managers, leadership, people joining the project, and people outside the immediate team — are somehow expected to maintain a shared understanding of what's actually going on.
There often isn't a real source of truth for the project itself.
That's what I'm trying to create with Context Flow.
You connect the sources where your project already lives, and Context Flow maintains a living project memory from them.
As those sources change, the project memory changes with them.
People can then understand the current state of the project without hunting through every original source, ask questions about it, and subscribe to updates relevant to their role.
The idea is:
**The tools remain where the work happens.
Context Flow remembers what the project knows.**
I'm at the early stage now and would love feedback from other SaaS builders and technical teams.
getcontextflow.com
Is this a problem you deal with too?