Audio & video chat alternatives

We have been using noknok for a few months now. a team of 15 working from home, and from the office (but sometimes different floors). this product is very intuitive and easy to use, and allows fast seamless ongoing interactions between team members. its just much better than combining Zoom + whatsapp/sms + emails + phone calls

I really love using slack! The interface is simple and beautiful, and the operation is very simple. A Good and useful app!

Firstly I could start using Tape without anything to install and while I think that's a great feature, Still, sometimes I think people find it comfy when using browser extensions or desktop apps so they can capture contexts to talk at any moment like Loom does. I was surprised when I was using the Loom browser extension because it really understood the context of my workflow for example the icon showed up when I was writing pull request reviews on GitHub, etc. Secondly, the founder Jay and their team are passionate and supportive of users. At this moment including product hunt promotion it's also a really cost-effective solution for async video software.

Meetingbird looks like a great tool for streamlining the scheduling process. The ability to integrate with my calendar and easily set up availability for different meeting types is incredibly useful, and I appreciate the option to add custom questions to meeting requests to get all the information I need upfront.

I love the product! It's a free alternative to Slack and Zoom for me. All my work calls are automatically transcribed

is this still working? I upgraded for the first time last week and it stopped generating links for the videos I recorded. Reached out to support via yac and did not hear back yet

Hybrid communication tools like Between are an important adaptation to provide post pandemic flexible communication productivity. This area is going to become much more nuanced than the "Zoom" or "Teams" debate and tools like this are where the innovation will come from.