Eliminate meeting fatigue and lost follow-ups. Pulser runs your async check-ins and tracks your team's tasks directly inside Slack, and connects the two: your standup drafts itself from your tasks, and blockers become tasks in one click.
Ben
/pulser task @Ada Send the Q3 invoice by friday !high
Pulser App
#42 Send the Q3 invoice
Open · Ada · Due Fri, Oct 2 · High
Created by Ben
Keep your team in their flow. Members submit updates and move tasks forward exactly where they work, without opening another tab or tool.
Instantly identify blockers before they become delays. Clear, beautiful summaries ensure everyone is on the same page.
Whether you are a team of five or five hundred, Pulser scales with your organization's growth effortlessly.
Check-ins
Run standups, retros, mood checks or your own custom check-ins, each with its own questions, participants and schedule.
Start from a ready-made set of questions or write your own, and choose who takes part.
Check-ins arrive at each participant's local time, so distributed teams can answer during their own day.
Only people who haven't answered yet get a reminder. Everyone else is left alone.
Who has checked in, who hasn't, today's blockers and what the team's tasks did, in one summary posted to your channel.
No prompts on holidays or while someone is away. Set your time off right in Slack with /pulser ooo.
Managers see how consistently each person checks in, counting only the days they were available, right in /pulser team.
New: Pulser Tasks
Create, assign and track tasks without leaving Slack. Every task gets a live card that stays in sync everywhere it appears.
Type it the way you'd say it
/pulser task @someone Send the Q3 invoice by friday !high
Mentions become assignees
Mention one person or several.
Plain words set the due date
today, tomorrow, by fri or due:2026-10-02.
Flags set the priority
!urgent, !high or !low.
Prefer a form? Run /pulser task on its own, or use the New task shortcut from anywhere in Slack.
Open a message's ··· menu and choose Convert to task. The form is prefilled from the message, and the task card is posted in its thread with a link back to the original.
Start, Done, Blocked (with a reason), Unblock and Reopen, plus Edit, Cancel and Nudge. Every copy of the card, in the channel and in assignees' DMs, updates together.
Assign one or more people, set a due date and priority, and add an optional S, M or L size when effort matters.
My tasks, grouped into Overdue, Due today, Upcoming and No date. Plus Assigned by me, a Team view for managers, and filters for open or done and by channel.
Assign a task to someone who is out of office before it's due, and Pulser warns you right away.
Tasks created in private channels or DMs are private. Their titles never appear in managers' views, digests or standup drafts; they only count toward the numbers.
Tasks + check-ins
Tasks and check-ins live in one place, so each one feeds the other. No copying updates from one tool into another.
Start, finish and flag blockers from the task card as you go.
"Done" lists the tasks you closed since your last update, "today" lists what's in progress or due today, and "blockers" lists your blocked tasks. Edit or remove anything before you submit.
The daily digest shows what the team's tasks did since the last digest, and any blocker in it becomes a task with one click.
Daily Standup
Drafted from your Pulser tasks. Edit anything before you submit.
What did you do yesterday?
What are you working on today?
Any blockers? (optional)
Daily digest · blockers
Ada: Waiting on the final logo files
Make taskPerformance insights
Pulser knows who was on leave and which days were holidays, so time off never looks like low output. There's deliberately no single score and no ranking: people are listed by name.
Who sees what
Managers see everyone's scorecard. Members see their own numbers.
Where it shows up
/pulser team in Slack, a weekly report DM for managers, and an optional weekly post to a channel.
Example scorecard
Ada · last 4 weeks
Closed per week, last 8 weeks
Pulser 9:00 AM, your time
Your tasks for Thursday, Oct 1
1 overdue · 1 due today · 1 waiting on others
Overdue
#38 Renew the design tool licence
Due today
#44 Review onboarding copy
Due tomorrow
#42 Send the Q3 invoice · High
Waiting on others (overdue)
#36 Draft the partner FAQ · Ben
Calm follow-up
Every weekday, at each person's local morning, Pulser sends a single DM with what needs their attention.
Everything in one place: overdue, due today and tomorrow, blocked and in progress, plus "waiting on others": overdue tasks you assigned.
Respectful by default: skips holidays and your time off, stays silent when there's nothing to say, and anyone can opt out.
A nudge when you need one: instead of automatic nagging on every task, send a manual 👋 Nudge from the task, at most once a day per task.
Privacy by design
A task created in a private channel or DM stays in that conversation. Pulser never shows its title in managers' views, digests or standup drafts; it only counts toward the numbers. Standup drafts use team-visible tasks only, and you can edit them before you submit. Pulser Tasks works with the same Slack permissions Pulser already uses.
Add Pulser to your Slack workspace and run your team's check-ins and tasks in one calm loop.