The gaps against Linear, Asana, Slack and Notion, closed

Projects

• Cycles. Linear's sprints: one- to four-week cycles per project that never overlap, progress for each, a filter to show one cycle's tasks, and completing a cycle carries unfinished tasks into the next one (made if needed).
• Intake forms. Asana's forms: build a form (text, email, number, date, choice, checkbox), share the link with anyone, and every answer arrives as a task in the project.

Channels

• Channel guests. Slack Connect for a self-hosted workspace: invite someone from another company into one channel from a link. They need no account, read the channel and its threads, can post and reply if you allow it, and see nothing else. Their messages arrive marked as a guest's, as plain text. Guest access must be on for the workspace.

Notifications

• See a teammate's pause, and notify anyway. A DM says when the other person has paused notifications or is in quiet hours, and until when. One urgent ping a day reaches them anyway.