For remote and distributed teams

Async that actually works.

Written by default, searchable forever, and summarised for whoever was asleep. Stop paying the timezone tax in meetings nobody wanted.

  • Threads that wait for you, instead of scrolling past
  • A catch-up summary of anything you missed
  • Decisions attached to the project, not to a call

Sound familiar?

The bits that make this job harder than it should be

The meeting-or-nothing trap

Anything important gets a call, because the alternative is a chat channel where it will be gone by morning. So the calendar fills up and the timezones lose.

Coming back to 400 unread messages

After a weekend, a holiday, or just eight hours of sleep in the wrong timezone, catching up costs a morning.

Nobody knows what's happening

Not because people aren't working — because the work isn't visible anywhere except in the heads of the people doing it.

What Projects.chat does about it

Built around how remote teams actually work

Threads that wait for you

Posts and threaded replies, with per-post notification lists. Nothing scrolls away, nothing needs you awake at 3am to participate.

More on Message board

"What did I miss?"

Ask it, and get the week's activity across your projects boiled down to what changed, what's decided, and what's waiting on you.

More on AI chat & agents

Search that understands you

Semantic search across every doc, thread, comment and file, so a half-remembered conversation from March is thirty seconds away instead of gone.

More on Search

Dates in one shared place

Milestones and deadlines on a calendar everyone can read, and subscribe to from whatever calendar app they already use.

More on Calendar & events

The AI part

An assistant that has read the whole project.

Distributed teams mostly ask it to close the gap:

What did I miss on the Atlas project while I was off last week?
Summarise this 40-reply thread and tell me what was actually decided.
Draft a handover note for the team in Berlin picking this up tomorrow.
Which to-dos assigned to me are overdue, across all projects?

Pricing

Guests are free. Always.

You pay for your team, never for the clients and collaborators you work with. Waitlist members keep founding prices for twelve months.

Free

For solo work and small side projects.

$0 forever

Start free
  • Up to 3 projects
  • Up to 10 people
  • 1 GB of file storage
  • 100 AI credits a month
  • Docs, messages, to-dos, calendar
  • Community support
Unlimited

One flat price. Invite the whole company.

$299 per month, flat

Unlimited people. $249/month when billed yearly.

Join the waitlist
  • Everything in Team
  • Unlimited people — no per-seat pricing
  • 1 TB of file storage
  • 25,000 pooled AI credits a month
  • Bring your own OpenAI or Anthropic key
  • SSO / SAML and audit log
  • Onboarding session with a founder

Full comparison and what an AI credit means

Remote teams usually ask

Do we still need Slack?
Probably, for the hallway chat. But the things that need to still be true next month should live somewhere they'll survive, and that's this. Most teams keep both and get a lot quieter in the process.
Can people reply by email?
Yes. Message notifications are repliable — your reply lands back in the thread, attachments and all.
Does it handle timezones properly?
Dates and events render in each person's local timezone, and digests arrive on their morning, not yours.
When can I actually use it?
We're building in the open and opening access in batches. Everyone on the waitlist gets an invite in the order they joined, and founding members get in before the public launch. Join the list and we'll email you the moment your batch opens — no other emails, ever.
Is this meant to replace Slack?
No. Chat is great for right now; it's terrible for anything that needs to outlive the afternoon. Projects.chat is where the decisions, documents and commitments live, and most teams keep both — with project activity posted into the channels that want it.

Something we haven't answered? Ask us directly — a person replies.

Stop paying the timezone tax.

Join the waitlist and we'll bring distributed teams in early — async is the default we're designing around.

Free to join. One email when your invite is ready — nothing else, ever.