Kipwise for articles - Save 💾 and annotate ✍️ articles seamlessly on Slack

KIP stands for "Knowledge is power". Kipwise believe great knowledge comes from where great minds meet. Kipwise enable better knowledge collaboration and transfer. So a team can grow faster by helping each other effectively. If you are a professional group (e.g. a growth hackers community) that has a Slack team for members to mingle and share knowledge, you can use Kipwise for free!

It is really awesome. I would love to bring it to my regular use of sharing articles over slack. :)

Hello everyone. This is Kwun, co-founder at Kipwise. KIP stands for "Knowledge is power" (instead of chicken, if you speak Dutch). We believe great knowledge comes from where great minds meet. We build Kipwise to enable better knowledge collaboration and transfer. So a team can grow faster by helping each other effectively. // Unlike any other species, man is capable of reflecting on himself and the things around him to learn and adapt in order to improve. - Ray Dalio, Principles Let us know anything you'd like us to include in the product. We'll reply to every single comment!

Great sollution for teams. Now we can work together on the same article

Pros:

Incredibly good way to communicate with the team of different kind of articles

Cons:

not all articles can be commented

Personally, I have always had a problem with keeping track of the articles I shared on Slack with my team. Kipwise provides a really interesting way of sharing knowledge from the materials with my team. I wouldn't say it's a must-have add-on​ to your Slack but it's surely a good way to boost share knowledge in a more structured approach.

Reminds me of a product made by @jorilallo called Kippt back in the day. The opportunity is that we now have Slack as the foundation to help teams focus these discussions around links. Excited by the potential.

Nice job on the video.

An interesting way to boost the way you share knowledge with your team

Pros:

useful if you share a lot of articles on Slack, well-designed animation of highlighting articles

Cons:

not so easy to configure