Zivy

Zivy targets a problem anyone in a busy Slack workspace recognises: hundreds of channels generating constant pings, with the messages that actually need a decision buried in long threads. Instead of another notification rule, Zivy applies AI to sort the whole feed into three buckets — needs your input, good to know, and everything else — so the user works from a short, high-signal list rather than the raw stream.

The product runs as a Slack bot and a companion app. Beyond triage, it summarizes long threads into a quick read, drafts replies in your own voice for routine messages, converts conversations into tasks, and remembers requests you made days ago so it can nudge the right person automatically. One-click scheduling sends tasks to Google Calendar, and personalized filters let you describe what matters for your role in plain language, as you would brief an assistant.

Zivy is aimed mainly at managers, product leads and team leads handling cross-functional work. Its published metrics — at least four hours saved weekly, five to ten action items surfaced per day, and cutting Slack management time substantially — reflect that audience. The site publishes testimonials from people at companies including Freshworks, Tabby.ai and Credit Saison. Zivy is currently Slack-focused, with a Chrome extension and community beta mentioned alongside the core product.