Capture from anywhere
Record in-person sessions at offsite. Add voice notes after a call. Type it in async. Every input method produces the same output: owned, dated follow-ups in the system.
Remote and hybrid teams lose follow-through in the gap between meetings. DeskChime captures commitments wherever your team works Zoom calls, in-person sessions, voice notes after a walk and makes sure they surface in the right place.
It's not that remote teams care less. It's that the informal accountability structures of an office bumping into someone in the kitchen, seeing someone at their desk don't exist. Nothing replaces them unless you build something intentional.
Someone commits to something on a Tuesday Zoom. By Thursday they're deep in their own tasks. Nobody followed up. The commitment exists in someone's memory — or it doesn't.
Your London team has a decision at 9am. Your India team gets the Slack message at 2pm. By the time everyone's in the same async thread, half the context is gone.
When the team gathers for a quarterly offsite, commitments made in rooms vanish when everyone flies home. No system captured what was agreed.
Structured follow-through across every time zone without adding meetings or overhead.
Record in-person sessions at offsite. Add voice notes after a call. Type it in async. Every input method produces the same output: owned, dated follow-ups in the system.
Follow-up reminders, goal updates, and 1-on-1 agendas arrive in the Slack channels your team already uses. No new tool to open. No new habit to build.
Set recurring feedback cycles once. AI writes the questions. The system sends them at each person's local time, collects responses async, and surfaces patterns no meeting needed.
Schedule recurring 1-on-1s across time zones with Google Calendar sync. Shared agendas are built from open follow-ups before the meeting. AI summaries go out after.
Record in-person or remote. Dictate a voice note. Type it in. All three input methods produce the same structured follow-ups.
Follow-ups in Slack. Meetings in Google Calendar with agenda attached. No double entry, no extra tools.
Recurring feedback that sends itself, collects async, and surfaces patterns — without a synchronous meeting.
Post-meeting AI summary with follow- ups, goals, and action items. Shared with participants automatically. No notes doc needed.
Structured agendas built from open follow-ups. Both sides see the same view. Context survives across sessions.
Activity-based insights show who's engaged and where relationships need attention without surveillance or micromanagement
Numbers from the teams that use it every day.
Follow-ups captured that would otherwise be lost
Average time zones per DeskChime team
Extra meetings needed to track commitments
Median response time on async feedback
Sync team calendars via Google Calendar integration
Send Slack notifications for new follow-ups
Monitor team mood via activity-based Insights
Automated email digests keep everyone in the loop
Record all-hands sessions and breakout rooms
AI extracts follow-ups and goals from recordings
Action items assigned and confirmed before flights home
Next 1-on-1 agendas auto-populated with off site commitments
Set 30/60/90 goals with AI-generated milestones
Schedule recurring 1-on-1s with manager from day one
Async feedback at each milestone to surface blockers early
First recognition sent when first goal is completed
Never leave a meeting without knowing who owns what. Even in-person.
Record, dictate, or type. Whatever the input every commitment has an owner and a reminder.
See every follow-up, who owns it, and whether it's done across your whole team in one view.
Yes. The follow-up and feedback modules are built async-first. Feedback sends at each person's local time. Follow-up reminders arrive in Slack. 1- on-1 agendas are shared beforehand. Very little requires synchronous coordination.
Hybrid is where DeskChime is most useful. The in-office team captures from meetings live. The remote team gets the same follow-ups via Slack. Nobody is disadvantaged by where they sit.
Most tools track tasks. DeskChime tracks commitments — the specific things people agreed to in a specific meeting, with a specific owner and date. That specificity is what makes follow-through actually happen.
DeskChime can pull transcripts from Zoom recordings and extract follow- ups automatically. It also connects to Google Calendar so every scheduled 1-on-1 appears with the agenda attached.
Yes. The system handles scheduling, reminders, and feedback collection relative to each person's timezone. There's no assumption that the whole team is online at the same time.
Yes. The follow-up and feedback modules are built async-first. Feedback sends at each person's local time. Follow-up reminders arrive in Slack. 1- on-1 agendas are shared beforehand. Very little requires synchronous coordination.
Hybrid is where DeskChime is most useful. The in-office team captures from meetings live. The remote team gets the same follow-ups via Slack. Nobody is disadvantaged by where they sit.
Most tools track tasks. DeskChime tracks commitments — the specific things people agreed to in a specific meeting, with a specific owner and date. That specificity is what makes follow-through actually happen.
DeskChime can pull transcripts from Zoom recordings and extract follow- ups automatically. It also connects to Google Calendar so every scheduled 1-on-1 appears with the agenda attached.
Yes. The system handles scheduling, reminders, and feedback collection relative to each person's timezone. There's no assumption that the whole team is online at the same time.
Never leave a meeting without knowing who owns what. Even in-person.
Record, dictate, or type. Whatever the input every commitment has an owner and a reminder.
See every follow-up, who owns it, and whether it's done across your whole team in one view.