Know who's on duty. Without asking.
Team rotation management for Slack. On-call, triage, support — handled.
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Free to start · No email required · Remove anytimeView pricing →How it works
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Add to Slack
One click to install. No email, no onboarding wizard, no account to create.
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Create a rotation
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/rotation createin any channel. Add your team, pick a schedule — daily, weekly, or manual. - 3
Never ask "who's on duty?" again
Asyncbot posts who's responsible, handles handoffs, and skips people who are out. Your team just works.
What teams use it for
- On-call rotation
Primary and backup responders, weekly or multi-day shifts. Everyone knows who's up without checking PagerDuty.
- Bug & support triage
One person per day owns incoming issues. No more "someone will probably look at it."
- Release ownership
Clear owner per release cycle. Coordinates fixes, decides when to ship, communicates status.
- PR review duty
Fair rotation of code review assignments. Juniors get reps, seniors don't drown.
- Standup facilitation
Rotating facilitator for async standups and retros. Shared ownership of team rituals.
- Housekeeping & chores
Flaky test cleanup, backlog grooming, docs duty. The boring work gets shared fairly.
- Handoff notes
Outgoing person leaves context for the next. "Here's what happened on my shift." No more starting blind.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Asyncbot?
- Asyncbot is a Slack bot that manages team duty rotations — on-call, triage, support, releases, and more. It posts who's on duty, handles handoffs automatically, and respects OOO and part-time schedules. No dashboards, no spreadsheets — just Slack.
- How does Asyncbot work?
- Install Asyncbot to your Slack workspace (takes 2 minutes). Create a rotation with /rotation create, add your team members, and set a schedule. Asyncbot posts who's on duty in your chosen channel and automatically rotates to the next person. Members can mark themselves OOO, and the bot skips them.
- Is Asyncbot free?
- Yes. The free plan includes 2 rotations with up to 10 members each — enough for most small teams. Pro ($29/month) supports 10 rotations, and Business ($79/month) gives you unlimited rotations with priority support.
- How is Asyncbot different from PagerDuty or OpsGenie?
- PagerDuty and OpsGenie are incident management platforms — they handle alerting, escalation, and on-call pages. Asyncbot handles daily team coordination: who's on triage today, who's the release owner this week, who's covering support. They complement each other. Asyncbot lives in Slack where your team already works.
- Can I use Asyncbot for non-engineering rotations?
- Absolutely. Asyncbot works for any recurring duty: customer support shifts, QA duty, standup facilitation, PR review assignments, office housekeeping — anything where people take turns being responsible.
- Does Asyncbot support part-time and OOO schedules?
- Yes. Team members can set which days they're available (e.g., skip Fridays for 4/5 contracts) and mark themselves OOO for specific dates. Asyncbot automatically skips unavailable people when rotating.
- How do I install Asyncbot?
- Click 'Add to Slack' on asyncbot.app, authorize the bot, and you're done. No email signup, no onboarding wizard. Create your first rotation with /rotation create directly in Slack.
- Can I remove Asyncbot from my workspace?
- Yes, you can uninstall Asyncbot anytime from your Slack workspace settings. If you're on a paid plan, your subscription is automatically cancelled when you uninstall.