Check-ins with context
Deep integrations give your team updates only on what is essential. Silence notifications from other tools, and focus on what matters most.
Works seamlessly with Slack and Microsoft Teams
Getting started is easy, with apps for Slack and Microsoft Teams.
Apps help you know how work is moving forward
Integrations bring in work from other tools, making it easy to check in.
Share the signal and cut the noise from other tools
Eliminate the firehose of information. Keep on top of everything, without the tool fatigue.
Tie your tools together
Easily add just about anything to your Check-ins. Completed tasks, documents, events, designs ... anything.
Range Sync for Chrome
Share any web page
Automatically sync activity from dozens of web based tools. Easily share any webpage in your Check-in.
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Combine written and video standups
Don’t waste time sharing a status update during a meeting. Share written Check-ins in advance and keep everyone in the loop.
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Meets you where you are
Your team can Check-in right from Slack. So no matter where your team works, it’s easy for everyone to develop a habit of staying in sync.
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- “It solves all the problems of the daily stand-up. It's easy to track history, interact with colleagues, and give me reminders for future tasks.”
- “Range makes it incredibly easy to stay on top of what my team is doing, and what they're feeling. Particularly during the remote coronavirus lockdown, this has become invaluable.”
- “Range is awesome. They're frequently adding new features, the design and functionality is extremely intuitive, and they have outstanding customer service.”
- “We've gone from boring, underutilized, lacking stand-ups in Slack to using a tool multiple times a day. We're engaging with each other and appreciating our peers. It's been fantastic!”
- “Amazing. It enhanced our stand ups and team dynamic. It really helped our team get to know each other outside of team events and had us interacting as people daily, instead of cogs in a corporate machine.”
