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Inverse — Team conversations and knowledge sharing on any webpage
Inverse is a Chrome extension that enables teams to have conversations and share knowledge on any webpage. This information is automatically tied to specific URLs, so you can create a common thread that connects related pages.
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@ramykhuffash Thanks for the kind words Ramy! There are lots of folks using Inverse personally as well to take notes and keep track of bookmarks (if that's something you're into).
To answer your question, we're currently working on email notifications and a Slack integration that will give you more control around how you share and collaborate with other people in your organization. At the moment you can see comments by either going to the specific page or by opening the All Threads tab and viewing the thread + comments from there. Either way, you have to use the extension for the time being :)
Hey Product Hunt 👋 Excited to share Inverse, a Chrome extension that enables teams to have conversations and share knowledge on any webpage.
Work is increasingly fragmented across a number of tools, chat, and email, so we started building Inverse as a way to help teams stay on the same page no matter where work is being done. Instead of digging through search or messages to pick up on things, Inverse allows your team can seamlessly pick up on shared context without ever having to go look for it.
Looking forward to any questions and feedback :)
@dana_balsley Hey thanks so much! We've got a lot more on the way so stay tuned :)
@probablyharis This is great! After falling in love with @Point, which didn't continue to get improved, and then stumbling upon @hypothes.is, I'm excited to give Inverse a try.
Some thoughts:
1. Do not make the sign-up process Google specific. People use their work email, so we'd like to be notified on that email.
2. There needs to be more ways for members to be notified in the moment. For example, a Slack integration.
3. Chat features (read notification, unread messages, etc) - would be ideal.
4. The data at hand is valuable and I can see monetisation built on top of it. Think Instapaper / volume based sharing.
But yes, this is a native functionality browsers lack - if you ask me. And someone will nail it! :)
Hi. Great product.
I tried signing in. But getting the following error:
Identity API Scope approval UI quit unexpectedly
Any idea, what's wrong? Would love to try it!
@aslamabbas Hey thanks for the kind words Aslam! Sorry for the hiccup. We're looking into what happened. I got your email so I'll follow up with you there 👍
Great Chrome Extension! As a growth marketer, I need to collaborate with front-end devs a lot. It can be complicated to send a bunch of texts via Slack.
It's working well, but I'm wondering if adding an option of targeting pieces of the web page would be better. If I'm giving comments on something, it would be interesting for the other collaborator to know exactly which part I'm talking about.
I know that this is not the first purpose of this product (conversation & knowledge vs. visual and design), but I still believe it would be beneficial for your users.
@bujold19 Hey Gabriel! You're not alone on this one. A handful of designers have also given us this feedback about their workflow with devs. It's on our todo list :) How do you currently manage this process? Would love to learn more if you have some time to chat. haris@inverse.network.
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