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Threads

Organize conversations into Threads

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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

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

  • 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.

You can choose to follow (or unfollow) specific threads to keep track of them in your inbox. Your always show up in your inbox.

if a new topic comes up in the conversation.

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important threads