Lepha
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context built for lean teams

Every thread of your company across Slack, Linear, GitHub, docs and customers, woven into one living map. Ask what’s happening anywhere and get an instant answer, scoped to exactly what you can see.

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>the whole company, one question away
lephaasking as you
>what's the status of the auth revamp?

Owned by Song, active in #eng-auth

14 Linear issues · 3 open PRs · last touched 2h ago

Acme Co asked about it twice this week in #sales

✓ synthesized from 6 sources· scoped to what you can see1.2s

One map. Every answer.

Small teams hold enormous context in too many places. Lepha keeps it in one place, and keeps it honest.

[ 01 ]

Ask anything across the company

Real questions, instant synthesized answers, scoped to exactly what you’re allowed to see. Nobody on another team gets pinged.

[ 02 ]

The whole company in one graph

People, projects, customers, channels and repos modeled together, so you can finally connect the dots across teams.

[ 03 ]

The org chart that’s actually true

Inferred from behavior, not titles. See who really owns auth, who answers billing, who customers escalate to.

[ 04 ]

“What did I miss?” every morning

A personalized brief that knows your role from what you touch: PRs on your code, churn signals, anything stuck.

Increased visibility

The map doesn’t just answer questions — it speaks up. Tell Lepha what you care about, in plain English, and it watches for you.

[ 05 ]

Custom webhooks in plain English

Create custom webhooks to fit the needs of your team using natural language. Describe the trigger; Lepha wires it across your tools — no config, no Zapier maze.

> Send me a message when an inbound lead joins our CRM or books a Calendly meeting with one of our sales reps.
[ 06 ]

Watchlists that notice silence

Follow any project, deal, or customer and get pinged when something changes — or when nothing does. Dashboards can’t tell you what didn’t happen.

> Tell me if the Acme renewal thread goes quiet for more than 3 days.