Built for executives at mid-sized and large companies

An executive partner adapted to how you lead.

Highline recognizes what needs your leadership, helps you think through your approach, and prepares the work to move it forward.

Get the perspective of an executive coach and the help of a chief of staff.

Private to you. Now available to engineering executives.

Your top three this week
01

Three teams share the new platform, and none of them owns it end to end.

RecommendationGive one team end-to-end ownership of the platform before next quarter’s planning, and move the related work to it.

Prepared work

Org options + draft team charters

02

An unsettled architecture question is stalling the platform work.

RecommendationSettle it in one decision meeting, with both positions on the table.

Prepared work

Both positions + decision agenda

03

Real-time sync is being presented as a Q1 launch, but it was planned as an exploration with one engineer.

RecommendationAgree on scope with the engineering manager, then reset the story with the CEO before it reaches another audience.

Prepared work

Scope options + a draft note to the CEO

The problem

The most important work is the easiest to put off.

A decision nobody owns, a conversation that keeps waiting, an org built for last year’s product. None of it is urgent today, so it slips.

It isn’t a skill problem. The signals are scattered across messages, documents, tickets, and meetings, and your days are already full.

01

It takes many forms.

A missing role, a priority everyone reads differently, two teams solving the same problem, a process that outlived its purpose.

02

It builds up quietly.

Nobody flags it or owns it. Nobody has time for it. A hard conversation gets put off. Or everyone thinks it’s handled.

03

Then it costs you.

Work drags and morale suffers. Confidence in your leadership slips. Your strongest people leave.

Addressing it might take one conversation or a complete re-org. Either way, it starts with noticing it and making the time to prepare it well.

How it works

Sources in. Guidance and prepared work out.

You can already ask AI anything. The hard part is knowing what to look for. Highline applies what experienced executives check for to the sources you authorize, shaped by how you lead, without waiting to be asked.

Choose your sources

  • Slack
  • Google WorkspaceDocs, Sheets, Slides, Calendar
  • Email
  • GitHub
  • Linear

Highline finds what matters

Highline

Company context

The systems you authorize

+ Finely tuned intelligence

What experienced executives check for

+ How you lead

Your style and preferences

= What matters, why now, and what to do

Review and approve

Guidance

What to do, why now, and how to approach it.

Every claim links to its source.

Prepared work

The memo, 1:1 talking points, draft deck or message. Ready for your review.

Sent only after you approve it.

What it works on

Your goals come first.

Highline works on three kinds of leadership work: the goals you set, the commitments you’ve made, and the opportunities within your role. When nothing clears the bar, it stays quiet.

Your goals

Tell it what you’re trying to do. It keeps that work moving when incoming requests crowd it out.

For example

Your plan to write the two-year strategy keeps getting deprioritized for more urgent work.

Prepared workA draft strategy built from your existing sources, and a plan to review it with your leads.

Your commitments

Promises you’ve made, found in your sources, so they don’t get forgotten.

For example

The hiring plan you gave the board no longer matches the approved forecast.

Prepared workA revised plan and a short note on what changed with talking points for board prep.

Your opportunities

Problems and opportunities within your role.

For example

The migration Priya’s team led cut cloud costs by a third. Use Friday’s all-hands to celebrate it.

Prepared workA short segment for the team to present with talking points that credit their work.

How you work with it

Use it where you already work.

There’s no new app to check. Highline messages you in Slack, like a colleague would, with the draft and its sources in each recommendation’s thread. Nothing is sent until you approve it.

Private to you.

Built for work you can’t give to anyone else.

You choose what it can see.

Select the sources Highline can use; everything else stays outside its scope. You can inspect, narrow, pause, or revoke that access at any time.

Runs in its own private environment.

Your content is encrypted to your account, and no employer, administrator, or routine operator can see your data.

You decide what it keeps.

Delete any source, recommendation, or draft at any time. Your content is never used to train models.

Request a demo

Meet your executive partner.

Walk through a real leadership situation: what Highline would notice, why it matters, what it recommends, the reasoning behind it, and the work it prepares.

Let’s find a time.

Leave your work email and we’ll set up a walkthrough. We’ll keep it short. You have enough on your list.