No chat. No DMs.
Just clarity.

A structured forum for teams where discussions become decisions and decisions become tasks.

Your team’s best thinking is buried in Slack threads, lost in email chains, and forgotten after meetings.

The Loop

Discuss → Decide → Do → Document

01

Discuss

Open a structured discussion from a template. The team contributes async comments over hours or days.

02

Decide

The discussion reaches a conclusion. A resolution summary captures what was decided and why.

03

Do

Tasks spawn directly from the discussion. Each task links back to the decision that created it.

04

Document

The resolved discussion becomes a permanent, searchable decision record. Context preserved forever.

How it actually works

Tack replaces your scattered Slack threads, endless meetings, and forgotten email decisions with one clear workflow.

01

Someone opens a discussion

They pick a template — Decision, Problem, Proposal, Retrospective, or General. The template enforces structure: context, options, trade-offs. No blank pages, no stream-of-consciousness.

02

The team contributes on their own time

Comments arrive over hours or days. No typing indicators, no pressure to reply now. Acknowledgments track who’s read it. Deadlines keep things moving without urgency theater.

03

The discussion resolves into a decision

The owner writes a resolution summary: what was decided, by whom, what alternatives were considered. The discussion moves from Open to Resolved. It’s now a permanent record.

04

Tasks spawn with full context

Every task links back to the discussion that created it. Anyone picking up the work can trace it to the why. No “what is this ticket even about?” moments.

05

The Decision Log grows automatically

Resolved discussions are promoted to a searchable Decision Log. Six months later, search “why did we pick Stripe?” and find the full discussion, alternatives, and reasoning.

What’s missing is the product

No chat.No DMs.No presence indicators.No typing indicators.No read receipts.No push notifications.

What’s left is what matters: structured discussions, documented decisions, trackable tasks.

The Decision Record

Every discussion ends with a documented decision — who decided, what was decided, what alternatives were considered, and why. The Decision Log grows automatically. No extra work.

Six months from now, you’ll know exactly why you made this choice.

Five things. Nothing more.

Forum DNA, not chat DNA. If you’ve used a forum, you already know how to use Tack.

Discussions

Structured threads with enforced templates. Every conversation follows a lifecycle: Open → Resolved → Decision. Templates guide the author to include context, options, and trade-offs. No blank pages.

Discussions support deadlines, acknowledgment tracking, labels, emoji reactions, and threaded comments. When resolved, they lock and become a permanent record.

Tasks

Work items spawned from discussions. Every task links back to the decision that created it — full traceability from “what” to “why.”

Tasks have assignees, due dates, acceptance criteria, and a timeline of progress updates. No more standup meetings — updates live on the task.

Inbox

Your daily feed. What needs your ack, what’s assigned to you, what’s approaching deadline. Process it, then go do deep work.

Calendar

Your async planner. Discussion deadlines, task due dates, and commitments on a timeline — not meetings.

Decision Log

The permanent, searchable record of every decision your team has made. Built automatically from resolved discussions. No extra documentation work — just use Tack and the log grows itself.

Enforced structure, not suggested structure

Other tools let you be messy. Tack won’t.

Templates are mandatory

Decision, Problem, Proposal, Retrospective, or General. Every discussion starts with structure. Custom templates per team.

Decisions require summaries

You can’t close a discussion without documenting what was decided. No silent closures, no ambiguity.

Decided means locked

Once a decision is made, the discussion locks. New thinking starts a new discussion that references the original.

Acks replace “did you see this?”

Explicit acknowledgments track who has read and understood. Timestamped, visible to everyone. No assumptions.

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