Channels
Public — open to the whole workspace, private — only to members. Structure discussions by department, project, and stream.
Channels, threads, @user, @table, @record mentions. Messages attach to records and land in their timeline. The module is in active development — we're preparing the launch.
Release is planned for Q2 2026. What's described below is what we're preparing for launch, not what's available today. Subscribe to the announcement to get a beta invite and early access.
The scope we're working on. The final feature list may be refined after closed beta testing.
Public — open to the whole workspace, private — only to members. Structure discussions by department, project, and stream.
Separate discussions inside messages. Details don't pollute the main channel, and the whole thread stays at hand.
Call a colleague, reference a table or a specific record right from a message. The link expands into a preview with up-to-date field values.
Any message can be pinned to a table card — it automatically lands in the record's timeline and stays in its history.
Full-text search across messages, files, and threads. Filters by channel, author, date, and linked table.
Attachments, image and document previews, emoji reactions on messages. Files live next to the rest of the base's data.
Open a deal or task card — next to it is a thread for that specific record. No need to scroll Telegram for what was said about a client: the conversation lives with the data.
Sales has a #sales channel, support has #support. Messages connect to the department's tables and dashboards, and an @table mention expands into a preview right in chat.
The manager writes in the task thread: '@record #1284 — client asks to reschedule'. The record automatically highlights for the owner, and its timeline gets a new activity entry.
We're gathering an early list — we'll send an invite as soon as we open closed testing. No spam: one invite email and one on release day.