Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on something called InterSend — a native Electron app for Mac and Windows that’s designed to replace Slack for small teams and founders who want more clarity and signal, not just more messages.

After running a few small teams myself, I noticed Slack was great for talking — but terrible for actually seeing what’s going on.
You end up with hundreds of messages, threads, and updates… but no clarity on progress, decisions, or blockers.

So I built InterSend to reimagine communication around clarity instead of noise:

🧠 Every meaningful update is a Send — a structured post (Update, Request, Decision, or Blocker).

📁 Sends automatically group under Initiatives — think channels, but clarity-first.

📥 There’s an Inbox that surfaces only what matters — things that need your attention today.

💬 DMs still exist, just like Slack — for quick 1:1 conversations, clarifications, or casual chat.

⚙️ It’s a native Electron desktop app (Mac & Windows) — fast, minimal, and distraction-free.


Here’s a short screen recording of the current build ☝️

I’d love honest feedback before I take this too far.

Would you or your team actually use something like this?

What do you wish Slack did better for you?

Do small teams even want structure, or should I lean more into async chat with light clarity layers?


I’m not trying to sell anything — just testing if this idea has legs and if it resonates with anyone who’s felt the same Slack fatigue.

Thanks for reading 🙏

Built a desktop app to replace Slack for small teams — would love feedback before I go too far 🚀