Archively connects to Slack and turns every channel, thread, and DM into one searchable database you can query in plain English. Built for founders and ops teams who need to find the decision, the context, or the customer mention without scrolling for twenty minutes through #general.
Every important call, every customer signal, every weird bug your engineer flagged at 11 PM — it all happened in Slack. And then it sank, four thousand messages deep, into a channel you stopped checking last quarter.
Connect your Slack workspace once. Archively reads every channel, thread, and DM you give it access to and builds a real searchable database — indexed by meaning, not just keywords. Ask plain questions like "what did we agree on the refund policy last month?" and get the answer with the original message linked, every time. No more digging. No more lost decisions.
Built for B2B SaaS teams where the answers exist somewhere in Slack but nobody has the time or memory to dig them out. These are the moments Archively pays for itself.
Skipped #product for a week of investor meetings? Get a clean summary of what was decided, what shipped, and what's stuck — pulled from the actual threads, not a teammate's memory.
Every customer mention scattered across #support, #cs, and DMs, pulled into one searchable view. Know which accounts asked for the same feature three times before churning.
New hires can ask Archively the same questions they'd otherwise ask the team. Answers come straight from past Slack conversations, with sources linked. Senior staff get their afternoons back.
— Common questions
Archively indexes your Slack channels and uses semantic search to understand the context of your team's messages. Unlike Slack's native search, which looks for exact words, Archively understands the "intent" of your question and finds the relevant discussion threads across public and private channels.
Yes. Archively only indexes channels you explicitly authorize. Furthermore, it respects Slack's internal permission model — users can only search for and see answers derived from channels they are already members of.
Yes. Instead of reading through hundreds of messages, you can ask Archively "What was the conclusion of the discussion about the API redesign?" and it will provide a concise summary of the thread with links to the key messages.
Yes. Archively indexes the text content of PDFs, Word docs, and text files uploaded to Slack channels, making your shared assets as searchable as your messages.
Yes. Archively includes a Slack bot that allows your team to ask questions and get answers directly within your Slack workspace, without needing to open a separate browser tab.
Join the waitlist to be the first notified for early access. One confirmation email. No newsletters. No drip sequences. Just a note when access opens.
