Slack

“I think the same, right? I mean, I probably heard seven years ago at this point, maybe five years ago, Slack was going to take over email. I think if anything, Slack is just incremental. And if anything, it actually clears your inbox for email, right? Because …”

“How many hours a week at Gummer do I work in front of a laptop? Zero, basically. I don't, like, I don't type. I generally just respond to messages on, on Slack and Notion, and this is what most CEOs do.”

“So this is one of those ideas where I think, you know, they call it a tar pit idea. It's an idea that seems good on paper, but, like, once you actually go and go into it. It's actually a bad idea, because there's so much investment that you need to put into so…”

“Whereas real work that makes real money and makes seven figure differences, that doesn't come from just responding to shit on Slack from my perspective.”

“We actually just moved from using Slack, Asana, and Notion back to using Basecamp after a four year break, and it is honestly refreshing.”

“We have CRM, we have ERP, but creative teams, like there's so many briefs and so much content being created now by these teams. And there's really no good way to track it. Everyone's using like these ultra complex, like notion, slack combos, and there's not li…”

“Look for, does anyone have a tool for complaints? You can even set up an automation for that on N eight N, but basically looking, just doing the hard work of going into groups and just looking and scrolling and seeing if people if people are asking for tools a…”

“And this can help you not only, you know, create a slack killer or, you know but it can also, you know, I think the opportunity right now is to create AI first versions of a lot of these software pieces.”

“Customer feedback analysis agent, I'm going to a hundred percent be using this. And I'm thinking to myself, like, how can I do this as an automation, right? So every single month, you know, it pulls our feedback, it asks rock for, and then it posts to our Slac…”

“Seat-based, which is Slack, Figma, Grammarly. I think this is gonna be less and less common.”

“The leaning into the weirdness of what it looks like to have not just an AI workforce, but to have a multiplayer AI workforce that other humans can chime in on and have it be proactive, right? That is absolutely the second thing. And giving it that flexibility…”