I self learned to code and built a Slack app for team feedback - Kaapi
I self learned to code and built a Slack app for team feedback - Kaapi launched on July 22, 2020 with 29 votes, #883 of 4,305 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
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Kaapi is a Slack app that enables team feedback collection and management within Slack conversations. Built by a self-taught developer, it integrates feedback workflows directly into the messaging platform where teams already communicate. The tool is designed for teams looking to gather structured feedback without leaving Slack, streamlining the process of collecting input from colleagues within their existing workspace environment.
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