Just about everyone on the planet is now connected, by just six degrees or less, through one messaging app or another. Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, WeChat, Telegram, Snapchat, these are the giants of our digital lives. Each offers its own take on privacy, design, and features, but at their core, they all do the same thing: they help us message and connect.
But what if messaging wasn’t enough?
These apps are what I call message-centric. They’re designed to let you talk, but not necessarily to resolve anything. They support conversation, but not convergence. They connect us, but don’t always help us work through and resolve the tensions that can arise in our connections.
What if that’s the real disconnect?
Now imagine something different, designed specifically for workplace teams.
A chat app not to keep the conversation going, but to restart it when things get strained. One that helps teams resolve a minor spat, reflect on the misunderstanding, and reconnect after a moment of friction. What if the chat app didn’t just carry your words, but carried you both towards a resolution?
That’s the shift that we are leading with the Spatz.Chat app, a purpose-centric messaging app.
But wait, there’s more.
Knowing that our egos can sometimes cloud the view during a Spatz session, what happens if team members can’t resolve a spat on their own? That’s where our pièce de résistance comes in: the Spatz Team & AI Review platform. It lets their team and AI crowdsource a fair resolution before things escalate into something formal or toxic enough to report.
Welcome to the future or micro-conflict resolution and SpatzAI
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