Introducing Cronochat: Supercharge Your Slack with Recurring, Scheduled, Broadcast, and Anonymous…
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Slack is an incredible tool for team communication, but it does have a few limitations:
- You can’t send recurring messages.
- You can’t schedule messages to individual users.
- Broadcasting the same message to multiple users or channels in one go isn’t available.
- And, sometimes, you wish to receive honest, anonymous feedback — but Slack doesn't allow that either.
That’s where Cronochat comes in!
Cronochat is a simple, powerful Slack app that fills these gaps:
Key Features:
Recurring Messages: Send messages that repeat on a schedule — perfect for daily standups, reminders, or team updates.
Scheduled Messages to Users & Channels: Schedule a message not just for channels, but for individual users too!
Broadcast Messaging: Send the same message to multiple users or channels in a single click.
Anonymous Messages: Encourage honest feedback and opinions by allowing users to send anonymous messages.
Who is it for?
Whether you’re managing a team, running a community, or leading a project — Cronochat makes communication smoother, faster, and more effective.
Pricing
We keep it simple:
Free for Slack workspaces with up to 30 members.
For larger workspaces (more than 30 members), it’s just $0.70 per user — affordable and scalable.
Why Cronochat?
No complicated setup.
Clean and user-friendly interface.
Solves real pain points that Slack doesn’t natively cover.
Get Started Today!
Bring automation, simplicity, and honest communication to your Slack.
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