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Vortyx
Never lose track of follow-ups and commitments
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Never lose track of follow-ups and commitments
13 followers
Vortyx is an AI follow-through assistant that finds follow-ups, commitments, waiting items, and next steps across email, Slack, and voice capture. You review what it detects, take action, and Vortyx keeps unresolved items visible until they are resolved.
Hi Product Hunt,
We built Vortyx around a simple problem: important work often gets lost because it is scattered across inboxes, conversations, meetings, notes, and tools.
A customer says they will reply next week.
You promise to follow up after checking something.
An approval remains pending.
A teammate commits to something during a call.
These are not always clean tasks. They are open loops.
Traditional task managers work well when someone creates a task and keeps it updated. Vortyx is designed for the work that emerges from conversations and then needs to stay visible until it is actually resolved.
It identifies follow-ups, commitments, waiting items, next steps, and recurring responsibilities across email, voice capture, Slack, and other supported workflows.
More importantly, Vortyx tracks those open loops over time. It keeps the surrounding context and evidence, resurfaces unresolved items when they need attention, and lets you mark them handled when the loop is actually closed.
Because unresolved work can be ambiguous, Vortyx is review-first. It does not autonomously send messages or make decisions on your behalf.
Vortyx is available on web, iOS, and Android.
We’d love feedback on whether this approach to tracking unfinished work feels useful in your workflow.
Thanks for checking it out.
Many enterprises are fully on MS office suite, with Teams more or less completely replacing Slack. Do you plan to support these collaboration tools from MS office suite? If yes, how soon? Thank you.
@binu_raghavan1 Absolutely. Outlook is already supported today, and we agree that Microsoft Teams is an important gap, especially for organizations that are standardized on Microsoft 365.
Teams support is on our roadmap. The goal would be the same as with Slack: help Vortyx capture commitments, follow-ups, waiting items, and other open loops that emerge in collaboration conversations, while keeping the review-first workflow intact.
We don’t have a committed release date for Teams yet, so I don’t want to give you an artificial timeline. But it is one of the integrations we see as important for broader enterprise adoption.
Thanks for raising this — it’s exactly the kind of feedback that helps us prioritize the next integrations.