Alpine
All your work in one place: docs, tasks, chat, AI and more
374 followers
All your work in one place: docs, tasks, chat, AI and more
374 followers
Alpine brings docs, tasks, and chat together in one app. See updates from across your company with an algorithmic feed. Work alongside AI agents that have complete context of everything you’re doing. Use alongside your current tools or replace them entirely.
Congrats! Is there a limit on context?
Alpine
@dm_23 As with all agents, yep. The limit is whatever's the limit of the underlying model provider.
GraphBit
This resonates. The Meta vs. Slack-stack contrast is real individual tools can be great, but the seams between them are where focus dies. Optimizing for capture speed and letting the system organize later feels like the right default, especially if AI is going to be genuinely helpful instead of just decorative. Curious to see how this holds up as teams and information density scale.
Alpine
@musa_molla People keep trying to design tools "for AI" which is silly. AI is trained to be like us. They are weird ghosts of us. The best tool for AI will also be the best tool for humans. Since 1) the human enjoys their usage of the tool and is likely to use it better + more, 2) the AI naturally understands the shape of things. Similar to how we've discovered AI is really good at file systems.
This really resonates.
The part about being tired of “productivity tools” getting in the way of actual work hits home.
I’ve felt that same friction with the Slack + docs + tasks stack — each tool is fine on its own, but the context loss between them is exhausting. Having docs, tasks, chat, and AI actually aware of each other feels like the right direction instead of more integrations and glue.
Also respect the long-term commitment here — three years of building something you use every day usually shows in the details. Curious to see how Alpine handles deep focus as teams grow. Nice work 👏
Tonkotsu
Congrats on the launch! Also having worked at Facebook, I sorely miss Workplace groups. Forums looks much better than Slack!
I had a hard time finding that you have integration with Slack and Jira, and that’s very important information for most of your clients. Why didn’t we put it in the main menu at the top of the site? You could have a section for Integrations and others there. Overall, the project is very interesting.
Minara
What stood out to me about Alpine is how much it seems to value structure without making things feel rigid.
A lot of products in this space either overwhelm users with flexibility or lock them into predefined flows. Alpine feels more balanced than that — the interface suggests clear paths while still leaving room to adapt, which from a UX perspective usually reduces friction rather than adding it.
As a first impression, the product feels considered and steady, not rushed to impress, and that tends to be a good signal for tools meant to be used repeatedly over time.
Congratulations!! can't wait to check it out and see if it is going to be a valuable tool for me.