Turn Slack conversations into product feedback you'll actually ship.

A workspace owner or admin installs UserJot from the Slack App Directory and picks a default channel for notifications. Individual teammates can also link their Slack account to their UserJot identity, so requests they create from Slack are credited to them.

Yes. Right-click any message and choose Create UserJot request, or use the global shortcut, or run the /userjot slash command. A native Slack modal opens with Board, Title, and Description already drafted by AI from the message contents. You stay in Slack the whole time.

It reads the source message, drafts a concise title and description that preserves the original meaning, and suggests one of your existing UserJot boards. It only rewrites what is in the message, never invents details, and falls back to the raw text if AI is unavailable. You can edit anything before submitting.

Every UserJot request gets one root message in the channel you choose. New comments, replies, status changes, and board changes are posted as replies in that same Slack thread, so each feedback item has one tidy conversation rather than flooding the channel. The root message updates itself in place when status or board changes.

New requests, new comments, new replies, status changes, and board changes. Each is independently toggleable. There is also a separate switch to exclude actions taken by your own admins and owners, which is useful for keeping internal noise out of customer-facing channels.

Yes. Public channels are joined automatically once selected. For private channels, invite @UserJot to the channel after picking it, and posting starts immediately. You can verify the wiring at any time with the Send test message button in settings.

Today, request creation from Slack is available to UserJot admins and owners. Anyone in the channel can still benefit from notifications and threaded discussion. Wider creation permissions are on the near-term roadmap.

Not yet. Slack notifications are read-only today: every message includes an Open request button that drops you straight into UserJot. Inline actions from Slack are on the roadmap, and we would rather ship them right than ship them fast.

Nothing changes for existing requests until something happens to them. Once installed, any new event on any request, whether a comment, a status change, or a fresh submission, starts posting to your chosen channel as a new thread.

Slack is part of UserJot's integrations. The Free plan does not include integrations; Starter includes one integration, and Professional includes unlimited integrations. Pricing is flat regardless of how many people are in your Slack workspace.

From UserJot Settings → Integrations → Slack, you can pause notifications, change the channel, or fully disconnect. From the Slack side, an admin can remove the UserJot app at any time. If Slack auth becomes invalid, UserJot surfaces a reconnect prompt in the dashboard and retries notification jobs automatically.