As a founder and CEO, I often found myself overwhelmed by feedback/approval requests, @mentions and questions coming from team members across the many apps we all use in our day to day teamwork. It felt like I was spending most of my time just keeping up with notifications and bouncing back and forth between different apps, rather than focusing on strategic and critical tasks. So much wasted time, context switching (which kills productivity and focus), and trying to get a sense of where our team projects were truly at – across the endless streams.

Design assets on Figma, issues on Jira, Product documents on Google Docs, numerous @mentions on Slack – the sheer amount of information was not only chaotic and wasteful for my time but also wasted precious time by our team members who were unnecessarily interrupted (including unneeded meetings which we all dread) ..

And, we heard the same concerns from managers and leaders from so many of you in the Product Hunt community. It was crystal clear that the need for a more streamlined Inbox, and ways to not only aggregate all workstreams and communication into one place but to also have a clear “cockpit” that organized the actions and info that truly matters into a central place, was the solution.

And that’s exactly what we’ve created with the new Unified Inbox. This powerful tool is designed to simplify your work by consolidating all your messages, mentions, and alerts into a single view – one central place to view and manage what matters across ALL your existing team apps and communication channels.. Say goodbye to the constant hopping between apps and all the chaos that brings, focus like a laser on what matters, and 10x your productivity as a result.

Now you can streamline team communication, and ensure that no important info or updates ever slips through the cracks. The net effects of this cannot be underestimated: huge time savings for you and your team members (which translates to saved $), productivity increases for you and your overall team (hit those key deadlines), taking back control over sprawling project and team management and all of the info overload mess that we all deal with.