We’re excited to share Inverse, a Chrome extension that enables groups and teams to have conversations and share knowledge on any webpage. Unlike email or chat apps like Slack or Teams, where information is siloed inside each app, Inverse lives alongside you in the browser so you can view and take part in discussions without leaving your current tab. These discussions are tied to specific URLs, so you can create a common thread that connects related pages, like a document, ticket, design, or dashboard. You can find discussions by revisiting relevant pages and opening Inverse.
We started building Inverse after realizing how much time and energy we were wasting looking for things just to get our jobs done. It was always the same thing: copy and paste links back and forth, have discussions around them, and then lose track of it all over time. So we built Inverse as a way to help teams instantly capture and share information across all their tools without having to decide where or how to do it.
This is just the start. We’ve got a lot more on the way. Soon you’ll be able to link threads to multiple pages, mention members in threads and send them notifications, and a whole lot more.
We’d love to hear what you think! How do you currently collaborate across tools? What is one thing you could change about the way you and your team communicate/share information?
We’re excited to share Inverse, a Chrome extension that enables groups and teams to have conversations and share knowledge on any webpage. Unlike email or chat apps like Slack or Teams, where information is siloed inside each app, Inverse lives alongside you in the browser so you can view and take part in discussions without leaving your current tab. These discussions are tied to specific URLs, so you can create a common thread that connects related pages, like a document, ticket, design, or dashboard. You can find discussions by revisiting relevant pages and opening Inverse.
We started building Inverse after realizing how much time and energy we were wasting looking for things just to get our jobs done. It was always the same thing: copy and paste links back and forth, have discussions around them, and then lose track of it all over time. So we built Inverse as a way to help teams instantly capture and share information across all their tools without having to decide where or how to do it.
This is just the start. We’ve got a lot more on the way. Soon you’ll be able to link threads to multiple pages, mention members in threads and send them notifications, and a whole lot more.
We’d love to hear what you think! How do you currently collaborate across tools? What is one thing you could change about the way you and your team communicate/share information?
- Haris and Sunil