PizzaTime
Say "thanks" to your teammates with a slice of pizza 🍕
115 followers
Say "thanks" to your teammates with a slice of pizza 🍕
115 followers
Hey there! Do you like pizza? Of course, you do! 🍕 Now you can say "thanks" to your teammates with a slice of pizza. Celebrate your team wins, endorse your awesome colleagues, and have fun like never before, because... it's PizzaTime!
PizzaTime
Hey, I'm a software developer and a foodie. I have a regular 9-to-5 job, but I also spend time as an indie developer working on this passion project that aims to make our workdays more enjoyable by letting your teammates send each other appreciation for their deeds in the form of pizza 🍕
I tried to make it as simple and friendly as possible, so here it is how it works:
1️⃣ Add PizzaTime to any of your Microsoft Teams chats
2️⃣ Mention a colleague and write your heartfelt message... ah, I don't forget to add a pizza emoji 🍕
3️⃣ Tag the bot, so it will deliver your appreciation message to the correct target
That's it! Simple as that. 🙂
But the fun doesn’t stop there! Your team can join the celebration by reacting with a pizza emoji to send even more appreciation to the colleague who went above and beyond. It could be someone who assisted you with a challenging task, or anyone who made a significant contribution that will benefit the entire team.
Plus, the app comes with some gamification perks - the more pizzas you send and receive, the more you level up, unlocking new recipes and achievements to track your progress.
Oh, and there’s also a friendly leaderboard where you can see the top givers around you. Your company can even use these metrics to turn recognition into real rewards for your team’s MVPs. Or, you can simply use it as an excuse to throw a pizza party at the end of the week and celebrate together! 🍕🎉
I've put a lot of time into crafting this fun and engaging experience for you and your colleagues, so I’d love for you to give it a try! Let me know what you think - whether you like it or if you have any suggestions. The project is still in its early days, and every bit of feedback helps make it even better!