Collapsemeetingsintodecisions
Unmeeting replaces synchronous meetings with async threads that drive clarity. Your team writes once, aligns fast, and ships decisions — not calendar invites.
Everything you need to skip the meeting
Workspaces, threads, and decisions — designed from the ground up for teams that ship without synchronous overhead.
How it works
Three steps to replace your next meeting with a decision.
Start a thread, not a meeting
Kick off any discussion with a structured thread. Add context, attach files, and tag the people who matter — no scheduling required.
AI extracts the decision
When your thread reaches a conclusion, AI detects the decision automatically — title, outcome, reasoning, and who decided. Confirm it with one click, or ask the AI advisor for deeper analysis.
Ship from a single workspace
Threads, decisions, and context live together. No more jumping between chat, docs, and project boards — everything your team needs is one ⌘K away.
We need to decide on API versioning. URL-based (/v1/) or header-based (Accept-Version)?
URL-based is more discoverable. Most public APIs use it — Stripe, GitHub, Twilio.
Based on 3 related past decisions, your team has preferred explicit versioning. URL-based aligns with your API design principles doc from March.
Use URL-based API versioning
Use URL-based API versioning
AIURL versioning (/v1/, /v2/) is simpler for API consumers and aligns with industry standards.
URL-based or header-based versioning?
URL-based — Stripe and GitHub both use it.
Start a thread, not a meeting
Kick off any discussion with a structured thread. Add context, attach files, and tag the people who matter — no scheduling required.
We need to decide on API versioning. URL-based (/v1/) or header-based (Accept-Version)?
URL-based is more discoverable. Most public APIs use it — Stripe, GitHub, Twilio.
Based on 3 related past decisions, your team has preferred explicit versioning. URL-based aligns with your API design principles doc from March.
Use URL-based API versioning
AI extracts the decision
When your thread reaches a conclusion, AI detects the decision automatically — title, outcome, reasoning, and who decided. Confirm it with one click, or ask the AI advisor for deeper analysis.
Use URL-based API versioning
AIURL versioning (/v1/, /v2/) is simpler for API consumers and aligns with industry standards.
Ship from a single workspace
Threads, decisions, and context live together. No more jumping between chat, docs, and project boards — everything your team needs is one ⌘K away.
URL-based or header-based versioning?
URL-based — Stripe and GitHub both use it.
The meeting-heavy way / The Unmeeting way
Meetings
Unmeeting
30 minutes finding a slot that works for 6 people
Post a thread — everyone responds on their own time
"Can someone recap what we decided last Tuesday?"
Every decision is linked, searchable, and timestamped
Two people talk, four people multitask
Everyone contributes thoughtfully at their own pace
Action items buried in a doc nobody reads
AI extracts decisions automatically — linked to the thread, searchable forever
Decisions buried in meeting notes nobody reads
AI surfaces decisions with confidence scores — confirm with one click
"Sorry, that's 2 AM for the London team"
Async by default — timezone is never a blocker
30 minutes finding a slot that works for 6 people
"Can someone recap what we decided last Tuesday?"
Two people talk, four people multitask
Action items buried in a doc nobody reads
Decisions buried in meeting notes nobody reads
"Sorry, that's 2 AM for the London team"
Simple, transparent pricing
Start free. Scale when you're ready.
From the Unmeeting blog
Perspectives on async collaboration, remote work, and the future of team decision-making.
Why We’re Building Unmeeting
Remote teams are drowning in meetings. Slack creates urgency. Email loses decisions. No tool is built async-first. So we’re building one.
Read moreDecision Fatigue Is Killing Your Roadmap
When every choice requires a meeting, teams default to inaction. Here’s how structured async decisions break the loop.
Read moreDistributed Teams Don’t Need More Meetings — They Need Better Threads
We studied 40 remote-first companies. The highest-performing ones had one thing in common: fewer syncs, richer written context.
Read more
Meetings are broken. The data proves it.
Your team is losing thousands of hours to meetings that could be async threads. Here's what the research says.
spent in meetings per month
of meetings considered unnecessary
lost per employee annually to unproductive meetings
to regain focus after each interruption
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