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Rather than task-switching each time a new message comes in, Zulip's threading model lets you focus on your work for a few hours, and then respond asynchronously. Your messages won’t interrupt newer discussions or get missed in a side thread.
You can have substantive conversations over chat , instead of interrupting your flow with meetings.
Silent mentions tune down the noise for non-urgent matters, and you can follow particular topics to get notified just where your timely attention is needed.
Context is right at hand when you link to Zulip conversations from your issue tracker, design docs, emails, code comments, etc.
With conversations organized by topic, you can ask follow-up questions in the same space , even months later.
Zulip organizes ideas in such a clean and simple way. You get easy readability over months , not just hours like in other apps. — Nathan Kaplan, Head of Global Launch Operations at WindBorne
Zulip’s native monitoring tool integrations give you the updates you need without disrupting human conversations.
High-volume automations can send messages to a dedicated topic in your team’s channel. (Your PM and designer can mute this one. 😉) There's no separate channel to keep track of.
Or use a separate topic for each error or incident , automatically creating a lightweight discussion space for each problem your team needs to solve.
Ever miss a message because it got buried or lost in a side thread? 🤦
In Zulip, new messages will pop their thread to the top, making updates easy to keep track of in your inbox, recent conversations, and sidebar.
Literally the day we moved to Zulip, all the anxiety and stress of keeping up… was gone. — Dan Allen, Asciidoctor project lead
With conversations organized by topic, it’s easy to find discussions that help you understand past work , expert opinions, and decisions, and to onboard new team members.
Using Zulip in a way that feels natural creates an organized repository of knowledge as a side effect. — Max McCrea, Co-founder of Monadical
Zulip lets you keep discussions organized by moving or splitting topics when conversations digress.
We are a values-focused startup, not a faceless mega-corporation.
You can report bugs and give product feedback directly to the product and engineering team in the Zulip development community.
Submit a pull request or run a fork to fix anything that’s bugging you.
Our support is staffed by thoughtful people whose job is to actually solve your problems.
I don’t like going back to Slack now. It’s just not as efficient a way to organize communication. — James van Lommel, Director of Engineering at Semsee / Case study
The app is extremely fast — you click, and messages show up instantly. — Erik Dittert, Head of IT at GUT contact / Case study
If you integrate an LLM bot into Slack, you can't manage its context window — off-topic messages can poison the context. With Zulip, you can always just start a new topic, and move messages around as needed. — John Dean, Co-founder and CEO of WindBorne / Case study
Learn how engineers at End Point Dev, Atolio, and the Rust language community are using Zulip. Please reach out to [email protected] with any questions, or drop by our friendly development community.
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