As a company culture fanatic, I'm excited about this product. We’ve been using for peer recognition in Slack for the past two years at HubSpot. This launch comes with new features available to all (⭐s, company values support, broadcasting recognition to office displays, and more) and a new look and feel (previously Growbot...no longer to be confused with HubSpot’s GrowthBot ;).

The main presenter in that video is so natural. It's almost like she's got years of on-camera experience! ;) Well done. This looks like a great product!

Thanks for the post! I'm Veronica, the product manager for Disco. We've been so excited to share this launch with our existing customers who were with us from our Growbot days, and for all the new ones who are finding us for the very first time! Happy to answer any questions from the PH audience! 🚀

Congrats, Disco team (aka Growbot)! LOVE the new branding and designs :)

It's a great tool to show appreciation to your co-workers.

Pros:

Simple and elegant to use

Cons:

None

Wow, I'm in love with the concept and all the illustrations on your website 😍🎈👌

Congrats on the launch and rebrand, guys! Looks great.

Congrats on the rebranding. Incredible work. Always been a huge Growbot fan, always will be a Disco fan 🙏

Congrats on the launch, Veronica! Looks much more fun than our current #thankyou Slack channel 🙌

I've been using Disco in its beta (aka Growbot) form for some time now and I'm surprised at how useful this handy Slack integration is. In my eyes, it alleviates three problems at once: - Problem 1: in an already polite work culture where every conversation ends in "thanks", this tool allows us to say, "no, really, that was dope!" - Problem 2: If I *am* particularly grateful for something, what's the right way to show my appreciation? Bear hugs? Awkward bro-five fistbump thing? An earnest heart-to-heart as we wait in line for the bathroom? No, those won't do. This provides a non-weird way to say "thanks, friend" in an appropriate, non-cringey forum. Winninggg. - Problem 3: Let's be honest, you want to be recognized for good work. Most of your day-to-day wins aren't worth specifically bringing up in your quarterly/annual/whatever review. But on the other hand, you did some damn fine work! This allows people to call a spotlight to it in a way that's surprisingly fun and surprisingly not awkward (see problem 2). If you're struggling with a good modern way to say thanks at work, give it a whirl.

I love the idea of this product, but I just wish it were available for more platforms, specifically HipChat!

Good job