Make your team blockers visible
Flag a blocker in Slack or your AI assistant. Destato assigns an owner, tracks how long it's been sitting, and keeps your team posted until it's closed.
New blocker reported
See it in 67 seconds
From a Slack thread to a closed blocker. Sound on.
Blockers are resolved in hours, not days
Priya needs Infra to restore the staging DB before Friday's demo.Priya needs Infra to restore the staging DB before Friday's demo. Here's her week with and without Destato.
MONDAY, ZOOMED IN
Every step happened in Slack. Nobody chased anyone.WITHOUT DESTATO
WITH DESTATO, MONDAY
- Reported10:12 AMReported in Slack#21 filed from Priya's message. Carol, Infra's responder, is pinged.
- Owner assigned10:31 AMMarcus takes itOwner assigned straight from the Slack card.
- Note added11:20 AMNote addedMarcus: restoring from last night's snapshot.
- Unblocked1:05 PMYou're unblockedPriya hears it in Slack. Blocked for 2h 53m.
Use your existing tools
No new habit to build. People report blockers from the tools they're already in, and everything lands in one place.
Slack
Report with @Destato or /destato, get team briefs, and hear the moment you're unblocked.
Claude Code and ChatGPT
Connect the MCP server with one sign-in. Ask what's stuck, then file and update blockers from chat.
API and CLI
Script blockers into your own tools, pipelines, and workflows.
Jira
Coming soonLink blockers to issues and keep notes and status in sync.
Most blockers aren't hard. They're just invisible.
See every featureFlagged in a DM nobody else saw
Every blocker lands in one list
Slack, Claude, the web app, or the API. Wherever it's reported, it's tracked in the same place.
Nobody knew it was theirs
Someone owns it from minute one
Each team has a default responder, so a new blocker always has a name on it until a real owner steps in.
Sat for three days in silence
The clock keeps people honest
Aging and delayed flags send reminders to the right people until it's closed. No chasing by hand.

WHY I BUILT THIS
“As an engineering manager and a staff engineer, I saw too many projects stall because tiny blockers fell through the cracks. Destato is the tool I wanted then; it makes sure people can get back to the real work.”
Questions
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What counts as a blocker?
Something urgent that stops work and needs someone else to act. An access request, a decision, another team's fix. Ticket dependencies only become blockers when a deadline is at risk.
We already use Jira. Why do we need this?
Most blockers never get a ticket. They live in Slack threads, DMs, and standup notes. Destato gives each one an owner and keeps it visible until it's closed. Jira linking is coming soon.
Do we have to learn another tool?
No. Your team mentions @Destato in Slack and it files the blocker, tags who's affected, and routes it for an owner. Reminders and briefs arrive in Slack and email, so most people never open the web app.
Who owns a blocker?
Every team has a responder. New blockers go to them for triage until a specific owner is assigned, so nothing sits unclaimed.
What happens to blockers nobody follows up on?
They get flagged as aging, then delayed, and stay in Slack and email briefs until someone acts. If a blocker goes quiet, Destato asks if it's still a problem and closes it if nobody confirms.
What does it cost?
Destato is free during the beta. After that, it moves to simple per-seat pricing.
Set up your workspace in minutes
Connect Slack, invite your team, and report your first blocker today.