Threads
Organize conversations into Threads
What is a Thread?
Threads are the core component of communication in Glue. Threads contain multiple messages on a topic between any combination of people or groups of people.
Threads provide a structured, yet flexible way to keep conversations on track and bring them to a resolution.
Named, standalone conversations
Threads are not locked into a specific group (or channel like in other chat apps), but are their own separate unit of conversation. Each thread has a name, making it easy to find and reference.
Multi-addressable
You can include multiple users and groups in a single thread, and add new participants over time. This reduces noise because you do not have to join or create a group just to send one message.
Follow important conversations
You can choose to follow (or unfollow) specific threads to keep track of them in your inbox. Your important threads always show up in your inbox.
Organized and results oriented
Topic-focused conversations keep people focused and bring the conversation to a resolution faster. And when it's resolved, you can archive it!
Flexible for when the conversation evolves
Fork off a new thread if a new topic comes up in the conversation.
Edit the name of the thread over time.
Add or remove people or groups as needed.
Archive it when it's done!
Less noise
The clutter of channel based chat apps can really add cognitive load and stress over time. Our threads-first model allows you to have a more streamlined experience — focus on what's important and catch up on the rest at a time that's convenient to you.
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