Team Announcement

Say it once. Land it everywhere.

You shouldn't have to rewrite the same announcement four times — once for Slack, once for Teams, once for email, once for the wiki — and then babysit four threads to see if anyone actually understood it. That's an afternoon of busywork for a message that takes thirty seconds to think of.

This worker takes your news once and turns it into a native version for every channel: a crisp Slack post, a proper Teams card, a complete email, and a permanent wiki page — same facts everywhere, the right voice in each. It holds delicate news for your sign-off, schedules the send for the right moment, and never invents a date or a name you didn't give it.

Then it does the part everyone skips: it watches. It clusters the eleven people asking the same question into one, answers what's safe to answer, escalates what isn't, and tells you on Friday how each announcement actually landed — reach, sentiment, what confused people, and what to do better next time. "We sent it" becomes "everyone got it, understood it, and knew what to do."

Connects to: Confluence · Google Workspace · Microsoft Teams · Notion · Slack