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Send /coffee
Meet someone new

Send /coffee in Slack to opt in — we pair everyone who joined for a 1:1 chat over a Slack DM — on the schedule you choose from weekly to monthly

Free for every team while the beta runs — with no limit on how many people join

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Example of the Slack direct message a matched pair receives — it introduces the two teammates and suggests a conversation starter, with buttons to report whether they met.

Live example

How it works

Three steps from quiet channel to real conversation

  1. Type /coffee

    One slash command joins you to the next round.

  2. We pair the room

    The bot shuffles everyone who joined; odd numbers get a trio.

  3. Say hi in a DM

    Each pair gets a DM with a conversation starter.

What it looks like

The whole product, in Slack and one dashboard

Nobody sits out

An odd number of people makes one group of three instead of leaving someone unmatched. Each round is a fresh DM, so the thread becomes a record of who you have already met.

A Slack direct message thread from CoffeeSlack showing two pairing rounds — one pair of two teammates, and one group of three — each with a conversation starter and buttons to report whether they met.

Everything lives in Slack

The app's Home tab shows whether you are in for this round and when the next pairing lands. No new tool for your teammates to learn, and no account to create.

The CoffeeSlack Home tab in Slack, confirming the member is opted in for August and that the next pairing is Monday, August 31, with a button to open the dashboard.

See the whole round before it runs

A calendar of the current month marks when registration opens, when it closes, and the day pairs go out — in your own timezone, with a plain-English explanation beside it.

A month calendar in the CoffeeSlack dashboard with colour-coded days for when registration opens, when it closes and when pairs generate, plus a legend and a written explanation of the schedule.

Pick a rhythm that fits

Weekly for frequent catch-ups, every two weeks, monthly for larger or async-leaning teams, or a custom window you choose. Changes can wait for next month so a round in progress is never disrupted.

The cadence settings in the CoffeeSlack dashboard offering weekly, biweekly, monthly and custom pairing rhythms, each with a one-line description, and a toggle for whether a change applies immediately.

Pair the right people

Scope pairing to one or more channels so only those teams are matched, or run several independent groups side by side — engineering pairing separately from design, each on its own history.

The matching settings in the CoffeeSlack dashboard, with a field for Slack channel ids that limit who is paired, and a separate-groups option for running channels as independent pools.

Find out if they actually met

One tap on the intro DM records whether a pair met. The dashboard turns that into a response rate per round, so you can see a cycle that fell flat instead of guessing.

The CoffeeSlack analytics overview showing groups made last cycle, how many people opted in this month, and the share of answers reporting that pairs met.

Pricing

Pricing

Beta

Free

for every team, while we’re in beta

  • Unlimited rounds and members
  • Custom schedules and prompts
  • Admin dashboard and match history
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Later

Team

Simple per-workspace pricing after launch

  • Everything in beta, kept free for early teams
  • Priority support
  • Multi-workspace management
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FAQs

Good to know

  • Do people need to install anything?

    No. One admin adds CoffeeSlack to the workspace once — everyone else just types /coffee in Slack they already have.

  • What happens with an odd number of people?

    One group becomes a trio, so nobody is left out of a round.

  • Can we control who takes part?

    You choose which channels go into the pool. Inside it the pairing is random.

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Send /coffee
Meet someone new

Add CoffeeSlack to your workspace and run your first round this week — free for every team during the beta