Catch up on Slackwithout reading it
Ray reads the channels you pick and posts a recap of what your team actually said. Set it up in under a minute and the first one arrives on schedule.
Free to start. No credit card. Ray only reads the channels you pick.
Three shapes. Pick the one your team would read.
This is the real output, not a mockup of one. You choose the shape while setting it up, and you can change it later by asking Ray.
Everything that moved
The full picture: what happened, who was involved, what changed.
Checkout is unblocked and back with QA. Billing is the one to watch, it has not moved in three days.
Decisions and action items
Only what got decided, and who owes what next.
Decisions
- Ship the retry fix before the migration, not after.
- Hold the pricing page until legal signs off.
Action items
- Priya to re-run the failed checkout batch.
- Tom to write up the rollback plan.
Blockers and open questions
What is stuck, and what still needs an answer from someone.
Blocked
- Billing migration. @Tom is waiting on @Dana for the schema sign-off.
Open questions
- Does the retry cap apply per customer or per invoice? Asked twice, no answer yet.
It reads the threads too
Most of a Slack conversation happens in replies. Ray reads those as well as the top-level messages, so the recap covers what people said rather than what they opened with.
It lands where you already look
The recap posts into the channel you choose, at the hour you choose, in your team's own timezone. There is no dashboard to open and no digest email to start ignoring.
You change it by asking
Want it weekly instead of daily, or pointed somewhere else? Tell Ray in Slack and it updates. Ask it to stop and it stops.
Set it up once, and stop scrolling back.
Ray reads the channels you pick and posts the recap where your team already looks. Free to start, no credit card, and you can change it or stop it by asking.