We Broke Writing by Making It Instant
“This is important. We should schedule a meeting to discuss it.” Phrases like this, sent via messenger, are the starting point for many meetings. Most of us have done it before, but why?
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From the founder
Against the Stream
Every company is full of decisions nobody can explain anymore. Chat scrolled past them, docs went stale, meetings evaporated. These are my arguments against the stream — why important discussions keep dissolving, what email got right before we abandoned it, and what I'm building instead.
Chat: A Procrustean Bed for Conversations
Ten years ago — and for many years before that — I worked at companies where the entire organization, or at least each team, sat in the same office, on the same floor, or at least in the same building.
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Email Was Better Than We Remember
For a long time, email was the place where serious discussions happened. Proposals, technical discussions, project updates, introductions, decisions — all of it lived in email.
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The Hidden Cost of Making Slack the Center of Everything
Recently, I read a LinkedIn post from someone who had been laid off and found herself missing Slack.
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AI Teammates Need Better Context Than Slack Can Provide
Claude Tag is an important signal — AI is moving from “open a separate chatbot and ask a question” to “bring the AI into the place where work is already happening.”
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A Better Home for Team Discussions
Everything here is about one problem: important discussions dissolving into chat. VOSTORQ is what I'm building to fix it.
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