Teams often end up typing long @Alice @Bob @Charlie mentions cluttering the channel. Sometimes, some people get missed or the wrong person gets tagged. This gets worse with rotating or short-lived teams (on-call, releases, incidents). Alias Bot lets you define channel-scoped aliases (e.g. !reviewers, !oncall) so mentions expand to the right people for that channel, without needing to manage org-wide user groups.
Hey Product Hunt ๐
We built Alias Bot because we kept seeing the same thing in Slack:
- Long @mention chains cluttering channels
- Someone always getting missed (or tagged by mistake)
- Temporary teams (on-call, releases, incidents) not fitting cleanly into Slack user groups
Alias Bot lets you create channel-specific mention aliases in seconds:
!reviewers: @alice@bob@charlie
After that, anyone in the channel can just type !reviewers and the right people get mentioned, scoped to that channel.
No org-wide groups. No admin setup. Works great for rotating or short-lived teams.
Weโre launching today to get early feedback. Would love to hear:
- Where do @mention chains get painful for you?
- What would make this more useful in your Slack setup?
Happy to answer questions or jump into specifics ๐
โ Sanket
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FuseBase
does it work between different workspaces? I need it desperately ๐
AI Page Ready
@kate_ramakaievaย Aliases are channel-specific. So you can set up !reviewers as an alias in multiple channels and they can refer to different people.
Could you elaborate what you mean by working between different workspaces? Thanks!
FuseBase
@sanketnadhaniย Iโm a member of 18 Slack workspaces, so I need constantly switch between them to check mentions
AI Page Ready
@kate_ramakaievaย You will have to install them individually in every workspace you need. Aliases are channel-specific.