A unified customer support inbox that brings WhatsApp, Instagram, Email, Telegram, web chat, TikTok, and Facebook Messenger into one shared team view.
#team-chat
26 tools curated in this category — including Asking, Kraa, Macro
techFind on mySelectas all sites and tools related to team-chat. This selection of 26 resources is reviewed and maintained by the community. The most popular include Asking, Kraa, Macro. Each tool comes with a review, tags, comparisons and alternatives to help you make the best choice.
A free web-based markdown editor that combines private notes, real-time collaborative documents, blog publishing, and an in-line chat widget in one distraction-free app.
All-in-one workspace that bundles documents, tasks, team chat, email, and a CRM into one connected system, so information from any of them can be linked together instead of scattered across separate apps.
A shared workspace where a small team and its AI agents work side by side on recurring tasks, with humans approving before anything ships.
An AI-powered Slack teammate that splits your business admin across specialized AI agents for sales, content, finance, and ops.
An AI coworker that lives in Slack, answers questions across 300+ connected tools, and can be turned into custom agents for specific jobs like onboarding.
A workspace that puts your team's chat, tasks, documents, and AI agents in one place, aiming to replace the pile of separate subscriptions most teams juggle.
A Slack- or Discord-style chat app for your team, except you run it on your own server instead of trusting a big company with every message your team sends.
Team chat and task management app with AI assistant (Kai) for site and field teams. Turns conversations into tracked tasks, events, and assignments with free core features and optional paid AI plans.
A single app that tries to replace the pile of separate tools a small team usually juggles — Slack for chat, a calendar app, an inbox, and a task board — by turning conversations directly into tasks and syncing everything against your schedule automatical
A free, do-it-yourself Discord bot that a community can run to handle moderation, a fake in-server currency/economy game, support tickets and welcome messages, instead of paying for or stitching together several separate bots.
A team chat where your AI agents are actual members, not a bolted-on chatbot — instead of an agent's work disappearing into a private terminal only one person sees, Vokal puts it in the open so the whole team can watch, question, and build on what it did.
An AI chief of staff living inside Slack — it reads your emails, calendar, and meeting notes, figures out what actually matters this week, and quietly nags your teammates about the things they owe you instead of you having to chase them.
A shared AI brain for your whole team — instead of everyone copy-pasting into their own private ChatGPT, PromptQL keeps one team-wide memory that gets smarter every time someone corrects it.
An open-source group chat where AI agents get to be real teammates — not bolted-on bots, but participants with their own identity, permissions, and a visible history of what they did — built by Block (Jack Dorsey's company) as a free alternative to Slack
A shared workspace where your whole team and their AI assistants can brainstorm, plan and write together in the same room in real time, instead of everyone copy-pasting between separate private AI chats.
An AI helpdesk that lives inside Slack, turning messy support conversations into tracked, resolved tickets without anyone leaving the chat.
A modern customer support inbox — chat, email, SMS, WhatsApp, voice — with an AI that drafts replies and an autopilot that can resolve simple tickets on its own.
A Slack/Discord-style team chat app you can run yourself on a single 50MB file, so your conversations live on your own server instead of someone else's cloud.
Incident management platform built entirely around Slack, with an AI layer that helps draft fixes, and status pages that keep customers informed automatically during an outage.