Show HN: Infersync – Clock in on Tasks from Project Tools

Infersync is an HR and team management tool that helps async teams stay in sync without meetings.

It connects to Plane.so, pulls in your tasks, and lets teammates clock in on what they are working on. No check-ins, no chasing, simple and clear.

The core features includes attendance management, leave and break tracking, admin dashboard, basic reports, org chart, custom roles, and a recognition system.

Demo: https://demo.infersync.com

Video: https://youtu.be/9H5CPt1s8P8

More: https://infersync.com

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No3Mc · 19h ago

So I run a small robotics startup and kept chasing updates. We used Plane.so, but tracking progress meant digging through comments. It took time away from real work.

I was not trying to micromanage, just needed clarity without bothering the team.

So I built Infersync. It connects to Plane, shows who is working on what, and lets teammates clock in on tasks. It is quieter, clearer, and cuts out unnecessary check-ins.

We have used it for a few weeks. Monday.com and other tool integrations are coming soon.

If your team works async or wants fewer updates, I would love your feedback. What feels unclear or missing?

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