Asynchronous Meetings alternatives

Big fan of Loom for cutting down on meeting time. We use Loom a lot at Product Hunt to make asynchronous time more effective and reduce unnecessary meetings.

We work with the Standuply Teams scrum bot on a regular basis. In my experience regular asynchronous standups may turn into status updates and team may feel the monotony. So we combine async/face-to-face formats but still with a Standuply bot. We set up this bot so that it collects an agenda before a meeting, and then sends everyone a link to this meeting, which is also held through scrum bot and at this face-to-face meeting, all team members can see the prepared agenda on their screens and talk on topic. At offline meetings, we sometimes run the Standuply automation of a Planning Poker or demonstrate graphs and analytics collected from task trackers. That fills live meetings with visual point.

The second best open source screen recording app. 1 less star because it's not stable enough, sometime it is hang. However most of the time it works very well..

Firstly I could start using Tape without anything to install and while I think that's a great feature, Still, sometimes I think people find it comfy when using browser extensions or desktop apps so they can capture contexts to talk at any moment like Loom does. I was surprised when I was using the Loom browser extension because it really understood the context of my workflow for example the icon showed up when I was writing pull request reviews on GitHub, etc. Secondly, the founder Jay and their team are passionate and supportive of users. At this moment including product hunt promotion it's also a really cost-effective solution for async video software.

I am part of the team working on Weet’s sister product. I use Weet every day to communicate with my colleagues and exchange ideas and often discuss deeply technical topics together. I genuinely love it tbh, and it helps a lot that, for “complicated” weets in which I’m going through several topics, I can organize those in chapters while editing my weet to help my teammates navigate through it. We also organize our Weet library in different channels (you can organize those hower you see fit, by teams, by feature, by following the same organization as your Slack channels even). We also make extensive use of the comment section on each weet to interact with each other and reply, often through screencast + webcam, or using emojis, or regular text replies, or even audio recordings. This is really convenient as it helps us get the conversation going and most importantly it helps us reach actionable decisions together, faster. Love the new noice cancelling feature btw!

Absolutely love Twist. It's like Notion and Slack combined but without the super broad functionality focus of Notion and the endless pinging and back and forth of slack.

It's a very promising app for remote and async teams. Hope that it'll crush the market, 'cause other apps like Slack and Telegram aren't offering anything sustainable solutions for a remote teams' communication.

is this still working? I upgraded for the first time last week and it stopped generating links for the videos I recorded. Reached out to support via yac and did not hear back yet

Product's problem statement is spot on they are solving it quite effectively Overall they have a well thought out and executed solution

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