Chaser for tech companies
Keep cross-team work moving in Slack.
Track the release notes, customer follow-ups, and internal requests that bring different teams together. Chaser gives each task an owner and a deadline, then handles the reminders in Slack.
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A release involves more than the engineering backlog.
The code is ready, but support still needs the help article, marketing is waiting on the announcement, and a customer needs confirmation about the rollout. Those commitments often happen in Slack, between people who use different tools for their own work.
Chaser tracks those shared tasks in the conversation where they were agreed. Your teams can keep their existing systems while giving the people around them a clear owner, due date, and status for the next step.
- Release coordination. Assign the documentation update, customer announcement, and support briefing to the people responsible, with a deadline for each.
- Customer handoffs. Track who will send the technical answer, arrange the onboarding call, or follow up after a pilot. Keep the request and discussion together in the customer’s channel.
- Company operations. Use recurring tasks for weekly updates and reusable checklists for processes such as setting up a new teammate.
Keep the review moving after the request is sent.
When a release note needs a second pair of eyes, assign the review from the Slack conversation. The reviewer receives the task there and can acknowledge it, mark it complete, or update the due date.
Chaser sends reminders as the work comes due and continues following up when it is overdue. The person coordinating the release can check the task instead of starting another round of individual pings.
See how follow-ups workCheck the work across your release channels.
The dashboard brings your Chaser tasks together with their owners, due dates, and status. Review what is due today or overdue before deciding which part of a release needs your attention.
Schedule a status report in a project channel so the team has an update before its next check-in. The shared task list gives product, support, and marketing a useful place to start the conversation.
Read about coordinating work across teamsQuestions before you try it?
More questions? Read the FAQDo we need to replace Jira, Linear, or our existing tracker?
No. Keep engineering planning and development work in the tools your team already uses. Chaser can track the requests and commitments made in Slack, including work involving people outside engineering.
Can we reuse the same release checklist?
Yes. Save the tasks and owners as a checklist, with due dates relative to launch day. When you reuse it for a new release, Chaser calculates the dates from the launch date you provide.
Does every teammate need a separate account?
Your team uses its existing Slack accounts. Once Chaser is installed, you can assign tasks to teammates in Slack and they can respond there.
Try it on your next release.
Start with one review or customer follow-up already being discussed in Slack.
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