Slack Channels Grouping for Chrome

Slack Channels Grouping is a Chrome extension that aims at enhancing and easing your Slack experience. The plug-in has all the chances to become a handy component in your time management arsenal.

Slack is an incredible service. It is a cross-platform tool with a bunch of features that make it suitable for many companies and business contexts. Using this service and program, your management ecosystem will improve its communication and your team will get work done faster.

However, this pinnacle of productivity doesn't last long. If you have used Slack in your company for more than one year, you probably know by now that once people get comfortable with a product, they find ways to divert from its original purpose. If you are (actively or passively) a part of more conversations and channels than you can remember, you need Slack Channels Grouping.

This Chrome extension has a suggestive name with a straightforward approach. It will help those who use the online version of Slack to group all their channels by their name prefix (for example, dev, dev_meeting, dev-testing, dev__talks). The extension will aid in organizing dispersed and chaotically-distributed information.

The major advantage of this extension is the fact that it nurtures concentration and focus. Your decision power and attention are drastically lowered by time-wasters, notifications, and unsystematic channel arrangements. Although Slack is made for professional communication, it can easily get out of hand and become one of the main reasons you get sidetracked at work.

Slack Channels Grouping is a simplistic Chrome extension. Depending on your needs, this could be a good or a less fortunate fact. However, on account of the fact it is a small, non-invasive-to-your-privacy plug-in, it is surely worth trying. And as a nice extra attribute, Slack Channels Grouping is an open-source project that can easily be studied and improved.