Catch the follow-up.
Create a task in the web app or use supported Slack actions. Capture the owner, priority, and due date while the details are fresh.
From conversation to a shared plan
Good work
shouldn’t get
lost in the chat.
Turn your team’s follow-ups into owned tasks and a shared calendar. Know who’s doing what, when it’s due, and where the conversation left off.
Web app works on its own Slack is optional
A little guidance? Start with the walkthrough A little more clarityIllustrative workspace
A 5-second tourStart with the weekYour turn to explore
FIELD NOTESTeam workspace
The week ahead
A plan everyone can see.
| Time | MON 12 | TUE 13 | WED 14 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09:00 | |||
| 10:30 | Review launch checklist10:30 · AL | ||
| 11:00 | QA billing flow11:00 · JS | ||
| 14:00 | Send partner briefing14:00 · MK |
Same work. Six ways to see it.Explore views
The details stay together.Comments, files & dependencies.
A home for the follow-through
Assigned tasks Shared due dates Team progress Useful context
A calmer way to follow through
Keep the conversation.
Give it a next step.
Decisions happen in chat. The work that follows deserves an owner, a place in the workflow, and a date the whole team can plan around.
Make the handoff clear.
Give the work a status your team understands. Add comments, files, and dependencies so the next person has the context.
See the week together.
Put due dates on your shared team calendar. See what’s moving, what’s coming up, and where to follow up.
Try the handoffIllustrative example · stays on this page
A possible next step
Prepare launch notes
Owner: AlexDue ThursdayIn progress
Room for the real shape of work
A task is more
than a checkbox.
Keep the details that move work forward. Find the view that makes sense. Let each team have its own rhythm.
Your team.
Your way of working.
Create teams, invite people, and shape the statuses around the way your group actually works. A clear owner means everyone knows who’s taking the next step.
Get to know teams To do In progress Done
Change the view.
Not the plan.
List, Kanban, Board, Calendar, Table, or Timeline. Six ways to see the same work, without rebuilding it.
Find your viewThe context belongs here, too.
Recurring schedules, priorities, comments, files, and dependencies keep a task useful from the first note to the final handoff.
See how tasks work Slack, when you want it
Your plan lives
outside chat.
Your team doesn’t have to.
Use supported task actions in Slack. Link your Slack user for optional direct messages, or connect a team channel for a configurable daily digest. Start with the web app and connect when it suits you.
Your team’s daily updateOptional. Configurable. On your schedule.
- Tasks due today
- Overdue tasks
- Descriptions, comments, filesNot included
Keep channel updates focused on the work that needs attention.
What goes in a channel updateStart small, stay clear
A real home for your team’s work.
Free for the first five.
Your small team can get started with the useful basics: shared tasks, owners, statuses, due dates, and a team calendar. No card required. Slack is optional; the web app works in your browser.
For small teams
$0/ month
Five people. Room to follow through.
The first 5 active people in a company are free.
- Shared tasks with an owner, status, and due date
- Calendar and task views for the same work
- Comments, files, and useful handoff context
- Start in the browser; connect Slack when it suits you
No card required · nothing to download for the web app
The field guide
Find your footing.
Practical answers, from your first team to the details of your daily workflow.
Browse the help center01020304
Start with your first team
From account to shared work, step by step.
Bring your work into Slack
Install, link your account, and choose what gets posted.
Make tasks work for your team
Owners, due dates, recurring work, and custom statuses.
Make yourself at home
Your profile, account details, and appearance settings.