Standup threads reduced to one decision
When it ships, a spiralling channel thread will be read in full and reduced to the one decision that's actually needed from you — not a summary of everything said.
Integrations
Beemy for Slack
Team chat, triaged the same way your inbox is: the noisy channel gets filed, the thread that needs a decision gets drafted, and nothing posts until you approve it.
Rolling out — clears the safety gate first
Rolling out — Slack is clearing its own safety gate; Gmail and Google Calendar are live today.
What Beemy does with Slack
Replies drafted, posted only once you approve
A reply will be drafted in the tone that channel's used to and will wait for your one-tap approval before it posts — never before.
Action items chased without a status meeting
Beemy will extract action items from a thread, remember who owns what, and draft the nudge to whoever's gone quiet.
What you'd hand over first
4 jobs on Slack, ready to hand off.
Wake up to a pre-triaged inbox
YouForty emails and a dozen Slack pings piled up overnight, in both your work and personal accounts.
BeemyReads, classifies and files everything into the right silo before you're awake — nothing woke you because nothing needed to.
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See the whole job →Answer the Slack thread waiting on your yes/no
YouThe #standup channel needs a decision from you before the day moves on.
BeemyDrafts the reply and posts it to the channel once you approve — never before.
Slackrolling out
Send the team update to Slack, on schedule
YouThe team expects a weekly roundup and writing it always slips to Friday afternoon.
BeemyDrafts it from your connected tools and posts it to the channel once you approve.
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Remember who owes what, so you don't have to
YouA meeting produced five action items and everyone's already moved on to the next thing.
BeemyExtracts the action items, remembers who owns what, and chases anyone who's gone quiet.
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The honest scope
What it reads. What it can do. What it never does.
Reads
- Will read channel and DM messages you've given it access to, to triage and draft replies
- Will read who's in each channel, to weigh urgency and route decisions correctly
- Will read thread history, to extract and track action items
Can do
- Will draft replies and post them only once you approve, per channel
- Will react and file messages once triaged
- Will chase action items with a drafted nudge, held for approval
Never
- Won't post, react or reply in Slack without your approval until you promote that category yourself
- Won't let a Slack channel inform a draft in your email or calendar silo, or vice versa
- Won't carry trust over from another surface — Slack earns its own approval history
Getting connected
Three steps, same as every other surface.
- 01
Join the Slack waitlist
Say you use Slack when you join the beta, so you're notified the moment it clears its safety gate.
- 02
Connect with workspace-scoped access
You'll choose exactly which channels Beemy can see — it won't default to your whole workspace.
- 03
Approve per channel, same dial
Trust is earned per channel, not inherited from your inbox — you'll promote each one on the same autonomy dial as everywhere else.
Questions
Fair questions, straight answers.
Is Slack live yet?
Not yet — Gmail and Google Calendar are the fully live surfaces today. Slack is rolling out as it clears its own safety gate; see the roadmap for the current status.
Will it post to our team channel automatically?
No — like everywhere else, it's approval-first. A draft is prepared and waits for your one-tap approval before anything posts.
Does trust on Gmail carry over to Slack?
No — every surface earns trust independently; approving drafts in your inbox doesn't grant Slack any autonomy.
Can it see every channel in our workspace?
Only the channels you explicitly connect it to — it won't default to reading your whole workspace.
Related
Get your time back.
Beemy is in private beta. Join the waitlist and go from connect to a quiet, triaged inbox — in your first session, not a week later.