Fluorine is a project board for product teams of roughly 20–100 people already running Linear or Jira alongside Slack and GitHub.
Its engine, Flo, reads Slack, meeting transcripts (Zoom, Google Meet, Granola), GitHub, Notion, notes and forwarded email. When something said in those places disagrees with what the board shows, Flo proposes the correction and quotes the exact sentence it came from, naming the person who said it and linking back to the moment. Every proposal carries a visible confidence level and waits for a person to confirm or reject it. Flo never changes the board on its own, and nothing it does is one-way.
Fluorine syncs with Linear: a single API key mirrors every Linear team into a Fluorine project, with changes flowing in both directions, so the tracker your team already uses stays in step rather than being replaced.
Also includes a daily Slack brief, a weekly summary assembled from the record, and a read-only API and MCP server so any agent can ask what is currently on the board.
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