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Send an answer where your team is.

Ask an entity something, then put the reply in Slack, Discord, Teams or Zapier with one click. Paste a webhook once and every answer gets a send button. No copy-paste, no tab-switch, no account — and it is free.

Works with

Slack

Posts into any channel with an incoming webhook.

Discord

Posts to a channel webhook, under your entity's name.

Microsoft Teams

Posts via an incoming webhook or Power Automate.

the big one

And therefore Notion, Sheets, Trello, email, 6,000 more.

Make

Scenario webhooks, any region.

IFTTT

Maker webhooks, for everything else.

How it works

Get a webhook URLFrom Slack, Discord, Teams, Zapier, Make or IFTTT. Every one of them gives you a URL in a minute or two.

Paste it onceUnder the chat on any entity. It is stored in your browser only, and works across all ten of them.

Send any replyA send button appears under each answer. Click it and the reply lands in your channel.

Eight things people do with it

Error log triageDrop a crash log on Kodi, ask what broke, send the diagnosis to your dev channel.
Standup notes“Summarise what I worked on” — straight into the team channel.
Screenshot bug reportsPaste a screenshot, ask what is wrong with the UI, post it to Discord.
Research digestAsk for a summary of something you pasted, route it to Notion or a Google Doc via Zapier.
Clip a good answerAnything worth keeping goes to a “saved” channel instead of a lost tab.
Draft repliesHave it write the customer email, send it to your inbox via Zapier before you hit send.
Game clip calloutsCLUTCH spots a mistake while watching; drop the note into your squad's Discord.
Spec hand-offTalk a feature through with an entity, then post the agreed version where the team will see it.

What it costs

Nothing. It is part of the free tier, like the entities themselves — you pay your AI provider for the conversation and nobody for the sending. See all pricing.

The fine print, honestly

Your webhook URL is stored in your browser and never on our servers. Sending goes through us only because browsers refuse to post to these services directly — none of them allow it — and we accept only those six hosts, so the feature cannot be pointed anywhere else.

This works on the entity pages themselves. It is deliberately not part of the $19 embed: a share button on someone else's website, posting into their Slack, is not something their visitors should have.

Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Zapier, Make and IFTTT are trademarks of their respective owners, and their marks are shown here only to identify which services this works with. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or partnered with any of them — these are integrations we built against their public webhooks.