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TetherChat

TetherChat

Unify your chat platforms, seamlessly and natively

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TetherChat syncs messages natively across Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, and more in real-time. No bots, no webhooks, no data retention. The #1 cross-platform chat integration for distributed teams.
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What do you think? …

Bryan Feuling
Maker
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The idea for TetherChat started when I faced yet another prospect telling me that they had Microsoft Teams (we used Slack). For anyone in this type of situation, here is what this news means: Step 1 - Get all of the apps installed and setup on all of your devices Step 2 - Gather a bunch of sacrificial chickens Step 3 - Curl up into a ball and cry TetherChat is the hero we deserve, and the hero we need now
Jacey

@bryan_feuling This hits a painfully real problem—“we’re on Slack / they’re on Teams” is the start of every messy thread 😅 Love the “no bots, no webhooks, no retention” angle. Curious: how do you handle permissions + threading/reactions across platforms, and what’s the hardest edge case you’ve solved so far?

Mario Jimenez

I love this, I could easily see this changing the way teams communicate across products!

Sujal Thaker

This really hits a real day-to-day problem. The “we’re on Slack, they’re on Teams” situation is painfully common, and most workarounds just add more tools and more noise.

What I like about TetherChat is that it feels intentionally simple. No bots, no webhooks, no data being stored forever. That alone removes a lot of friction and trust issues that teams usually worry about. It feels more like a bridge than another layer on top.

Also appreciated the honesty in how this came from real conversations with prospects. You can tell this wasn’t built in theory but out of repeated frustration.

Curious to hear how teams usually discover the biggest value first. Is it faster response times, fewer missed messages, or just less context switching overall?

Nice work on this. Rooting for tools that reduce chaos instead of adding to it.