In-app Chat has been transformed from a “nice to have” value add to an essential feature.
With hybrid workplaces becoming the norm, Chat is crucial to workplace collaboration.
Your app needs Chat to compete. We want you to have it for free.
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¹Available with self-hosting
Companies like Salesforce, Microsoft, and Google are spending billions of dollars to make their apps more collaborative.
Productivity apps need collaboration features to stay competitive. In-app Chat is the place to start.
In-app Chat API can:
We built a brand new, browser based low-code backend tool.
When you create your new backend our tool will output the lines of code needed to get Weavy integrated in the host app.
Launch in days minutes, not months.
Most Chat APIs have no way to integrate video calls into your app.
With Weavy, your users can send custom invites to Zoom or Microsoft Teams meetings directly in their chat conversations.
Over 89% of companies worldwide use cloud storage solutions like Google Drive, OneDrive and Dropbox.
That's why at Weavy, we think that trying to replace services like Drive or Dropbox is not only foolish, but bad for our customers. With Weavy, your users can securely send cloud files directly in their chat conversations.
Other Chat APIs charge to host your chat server, and charge even more for self-hosting or baremetal solutions
Weavy can be hosted for free on our servers or be deployed on the same environment as your app. That means:
I won’t mince words trying to pay lip service to all the ways in which the global COVID-19 pandemic reshaped fundamental parts of our life. It rapidly hastened the transition to distributed and hybrid work models and product teams across the app landscape have scrambled to keep up with the changes and adjust their roadmap accordingly.
No matter the approach, the result has been the same industry wide: communication and collaboration features are becoming more and more enmeshed into apps.
-Chris Szymansky, CTO, Fieldguide
