say no to Zoom fatigue, say no to burning out, say no to late nights. Say yes, to Yac.
Yac is an asynchronous voice messaging platform for remote teams. It allows short-form voice messages from your teammates let you stay in sync without being derailed by a meeting. Like a walkie-talkie but for business.
No links, no scheduling, no timezone management needed. Just a quick yackity-yack into Yac and you’re on track, Jack.
Funded by Slack, this new voice messaging company brings back the voice track we’ve come to lack (alright, that’s enough). Founded in 2019 and launched in 2020, the voicemail company had nearly 900 times sign up in just its first week alone.
This popularity, followed by some savvy schmoozing by founder Justin Mitchell, inspired Slack to toss some funding their way. We may even see some features incorporated into Slack down the line.
Yac, in short, is recreating voicemail for the “Slack generation.” Quick, to the point, and effective. Everything we need to run a business efficiently.
Cut the slack and tack Yac on your back so your business gets in the black with stacks on stacks.
Last one, I swear.
- Founded 2019 by Justin Mitchell
- Launched 2020
