Evan S Fishman

Rally

Founder 

IDEXX

Software Engineer

Keller Williams Realty, Inc.

Pixartprinting - a Cimpress Company

Frontend Developer

Hi there, I'm Evan, the founder of Rally.👋🏻

As a creative engineer, I've always had a knack for disruption in the mobile and web space.

My latest project, Rally, is a tool designed to transform how teams handle their agile meetings.

Rally was built with a clear purpose: to quickly align teams with projects while transforming agile meetings into productive, interactive sessions.

What drives me is the excitement of disruption—finding innovative ways to improve how things are done.

I'm passionate about using tech to make work more efficient and enjoyable for teams.

Rally is where this passion comes to life.

⏩Join the Beta at: https://www.windu.io/rally.

Founder

What if the real productivity killer isn’t bad code or poor planning, but a calendar full of meetings with no real purpose?

In too many product teams, Agile rituals become rituals for ritual’s sake.

Standups that don’t stand for anything.
Planning sessions that go nowhere. 
Syncs that don’t actually sync.

And it’s not just time we’re losing. Constant meetings kill flow, drain energy, and slowly erode morale.

PS: This isn't me coming for Agile

So here’s something I try to keep in mind before hitting “send” on that invite:
👉 Are we trying to decide something? (Which Quely (formerly Rally) helps you with by being a structured space for every decision, tied back to your work on #Jira)
 👉 Do we need to learn or unblock something together?
 👉 Is this about bonding as a team?
 👉 Or are we meeting just to meet?

If it’s none of those… maybe it doesn’t need to be a meeting at all.

Async works wonders when done right. And when you do meet, it should feel useful, not like another box to tick.

The fastest teams aren’t the ones with the most meetings. They’re the ones who decide well, once.

Founder, Dad, Creative engineer | Building Quely (formerly Rally) | Mental health Advocate

“Interruptions we can recover from, but scattered context quietly drains entire days.”

Nick Palasz dropped this comment on my last post today, and it stuck with me.

One Slack ping? A Jira ticket? A quick meeting? We tend to bounce back.

But when context is spread across chats, docs, tickets and meeting notes, every return to a task feels like starting from scratch. 

It’s the drip that quietly floods the room.

This adds up fast. Hours vanish not because we’re lazy or distracted, but because we’re constantly paying the tax of re-orienting. 

By the end of the day, it feels like we’ve been busy but barely moved forward.

That’s why we’re building Quely (formerly Rally), to stop the leaks. 

One place to make and capture decisions, tied to the actual work, so teams don’t lose momentum to scattered context.

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