OneBar allows you to build a Knowledge Base for your team using your Slack conversations as raw material. Save useful conversations, organize collected knowledge using tags, and use it by talking to a friendly Slack-bot or via OneBar web-app.
Hello, Product Hunt!
It's the OneBar team again!
We were here 10 months ago with our first beta, and today we're coming back with a much better, more stable, and polished product.
We worked hard all this time to find and kill hundreds of bugs, tweak dozens of workflows, and build a few big features. With OneBar 3.0, you can:
Save your Slack conversations just like your save web-pages to Pocket
- Tag and edit everything in a nice-looking web UI
- Talk to your Knowledge Base via a smart Slack bot
- Search in 16 languages
- Assign Questions to your teammates and crowdsource the Answers
- Build a Knowledge Base for HR, Helpdesk, Sales, Engineering, or any other team that uses Slack, and has a lot of knowledge to share
Contact us via the built-in Intercom chat during this launch, and we will upgrade your account to the "Growing" plan at the price of the "Startup"!
Also, Ask Us Anything in the comments, we'll reply to all of them.
Let's go!
@vsnthv yeah, I think someone said the same thing last time we were on PH too. We didn't see station's logo when designing our, I promise :) This logo was designed for OneBar 1.0, which was a "a one search bar for everything" project. If you look closer, you'll see that O is One, and there's a bar underneath it. Then, if you rotate it 90 degrees, you get the io (OneBar.io). That's pretty much the whole logo idea so, it's not copied from Station :)
I got to talk with Maxim a few weeks ago about OneBar. This is an absolute killer product for any growing company, but especially if your company relies on remote workers and shared, async knowledge.
It feels like this should be built-in into any Slack space, but it isn't - so download this asap :)
@nnezhat Thanks, Nicolas!
We don't have too much experience using Guru, but we keep hearing about it during our customer calls.
One way we're different is our focus on Q&As specifically, whilst Guru is a more generic KB. We're also Slack only, and provide deeper integration with more ways to save stuff from Slack.
The other obvious differentiator is the price, of course :)
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