Span raises $25M from over 100 CTOs, founders, and operators

Span raises $25M from over 100 CTOs, founders, and operators

Small teams accomplish amazing things.

Small teams accomplish amazing things.

Small teams accomplish amazing things.

Origins

Origins

We started Span because we were tired of watching brilliant teams get bogged down in process. You know the story: small team builds something amazing, then "scale" into a bureaucratic mesh of meetings, tools, people, and process.

Next thing you know, your most talented engineers are spending their days in status update meetings instead of engineering.

We're building a tool that gives engineering teams their focus back. Part context-keeper, part efficiency-enabler, all focused on letting humans do the creative work while automating away the tedium that's infected modern engineering organizations.

The future we're building

The future we're building

Clarity over chaos

Engineering leaders know exactly where team time is going, so they can spot and eliminate the inefficiencies that consume most of the day. (Including that “quick sync” that somehow ate your entire afternoon.)

Effortless flow

Smart automation handles the routine busywork—tagging, status updates, and follow-ups—freeing people to stay focused on building meaningful products that matter.

Always-on understanding

Everyone can see what’s really happening without piecing together fragments from multiple tools or relying on that one person who knows everything (and happens to be on vacation).

Open roles

Open roles

We’re all unified in a single goal - build a future where the hours tied up in tagging, status reporting and coordination meetings are automated away so that people spend less time on busywork and more time on the real work.

Everything you need to unlock engineering excellence

Everything you need to unlock engineering excellence

Everything you need to unlock engineering excellence

Everything you need to unlock engineering excellence

Everything you need to unlock engineering excellence