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DoneThat app for Slack

DoneThat posts your daily or weekly summary to a Slack channel automatically. Optionally review and edit each one before it goes out.

Review it, then let it post itself

DoneThat drafts the summary from your day. Drop anything private, then it goes to your Slack channel on the schedule you set.

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Tuesday, ready to share
  • Shipped the retry queue
  • Two engineer interviews
  • Booked Airbnb in Spain
  • Triaged bug reports in Slack
#team-updates
DonAPP17:32

Christoph’s Tuesday:

  • Shipped the retry queue
  • Two engineer interviews
  • Triaged bug reports in Slack

How to install the DoneThat app for Slack

Add our integration for Slack from within DoneThat. Three steps from a fresh install to a connected channel.

Install DoneThat

DoneThat is a desktop app for Mac, Windows, and Linux. The app for Slack is available to anyone with a DoneThat account. Download DoneThat and sign in.
Tuesday13 Aug
Meetings: 3.5hFocus: 2.5hMessaging: 2h
  • Paired on the capture sync bugProduct1.5h
  • Shipped the retry queueProduct1h
  • Investor update callGrowth1h
  • Roadmap docGrowth1h
  • Two engineer interviewsHiring2h
  • Triaged bug reports in SlackSupport1.5h

Connect Slack and pick a schedule

Inside DoneThat, open Settings → Integrations → Connect to Slack and authorize the workspace and channel you want summaries posted to. Then choose daily, weekly, or both.
DoneThat workspacePosting to #team-updatesConnected
Schedule
  • DailyWeekdays at 17:30
  • WeeklyFridays at 16:00

Get your summaries in Slack

DoneThat posts your summaries to the connected channel on the schedule you set. Your team sees a clean update without anyone having to write one.
Tuesday, ready to shareReview before posting
Editing
  • Shipped the retry queue
  • Two engineer interviews
  • Booked Airbnb in Spain
  • Triaged bug reports in Slack
Push to Slack

Stop writing status updates by hand

Install DoneThat, connect a Slack channel, and let your summaries do the talking.