Anyone else tired of long @mentions in Slack channels?

 In a lot of channels, the same patterns keep showing up:

• You end up typing (@)John (@)Mike (@)Priya over and over 
• You end up missing someone (or tagging the wrong person)
• The same “group” means different people in different channels ("reviewers" in #frontend are Alice and Bob while "reviewers" in #backend are Carol and Dave)
• Short-lived teams (launches, incidents, reviews) don’t fit cleanly into Slack user groups (and take time to set up since they usually go through the admin)

We built a small Slack app to make mentioning multiple people in a channel simpler and more precise, without having to type long lists or create permanent groups.

Under the hood, it lets anyone define channel-level aliases (like !reviewers, !oncall) so mentions stay relevant to the context of the channel.

Would love feedback from PMs who deal with coordination and workflow friction in Slack.

https://yippa.io/alias-bot