Know who’s responsible. Without asking.

Rotations in Slack. A name already on the work.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Create the rotation

    /rotation create in the channel where the work lives. Add your team, pick a schedule.

  2. 2

    The card shows today's owner

    The name is the UI. Next is already there, so nobody has to work out whose turn it is.

  3. 3

    A name already on the work

    When the window closes, the name changes. Hand off if you need to pass it early.

What teams use it for

  • Bug & support triage

    One person per day owns incoming issues. No more "someone will probably look at it."

  • Release ownership

    One owner per release cycle. They coordinate the fixes and decide when it ships.

  • PR review duty

    Fair rotation of code review assignments. Juniors get reps, seniors don't drown.

  • Housekeeping & chores

    Flaky tests, backlog grooming, dependency bumps. Nobody volunteers, so it rotates.

Frequently asked questions

What is Asyncbot?
Asyncbot is a Slack bot that puts a name on recurring work: triage, releases, PR review, housekeeping. It posts who owns it today and hands over on schedule. People who are out get skipped. It lives in the channel where the work already happens.
How does Asyncbot work?
Add Asyncbot to Slack. In the channel, /rotation create. If you would rather not remember a command, the same button sits on the Asyncbot tab in your sidebar. Add your team, pick a schedule: daily, weekly, or manual. Asyncbot posts a card with today's owner and the person up next, and changes the name when the window closes. Members can mark themselves OOO, and the bot skips them.
Is Asyncbot free?
Yes. Free covers 2 rotations with up to 8 people in total, and one of the two posts a daily summary. That is enough for most small teams. Pro is €29/month for 10 rotations and everyone in your workspace. The price is per workspace, not per person.
Can I use Asyncbot for non-engineering rotations?
Yes. Any recurring duty where people take turns being responsible works: support shifts, QA, standup facilitation, office housekeeping.
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 it hands over.
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.