Reviews of Rock

Momentum

•1 review

Totally impressed to see Nicolaas and the Rock team truly innovating on what currently exists out there – and creating something like we haven’t yet seen. People working in the world of tech today need a platform like this which brings our lives, work and favorite tools together to avoid the deadweight of constant switching.

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2yr ago

Pagandai V Pannirselvam

•28 reviews

Amazing remote alternate work road map .My over all experiences are more positive this as productive tool to those distributed remote having both synchronized , non synchronized , several very useful mini applicatives , making me possible to easily migrate , create content , cure the digital media contents , recurses team collaboration remote with better organization of note doc videos , digital transformation freelance project workflow . Now the scaling up via rock ambassador project to provide this products , inclusive accessible can help 150 country people easy to use easy to learn web3 and distributed digital small enterprise rock so as work or job operation App, very easy to use digital space with ready made templates under fast developments with success. This amazing app tools for productivity to diverse managers and project leaders , startup creator , trainee, engineer ,IT managers , sales and Market project administrator,digital support and help center remote digital

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2yr ago

Lucia

•1 review

A great platform to boost productivity and make remote work easier, loved it!

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2yr ago

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Hey everyone 👋 I'm Kenzo, Founder & CEO of Rock, a collaboration platform made for how we work today. Now used by thousands of users in over 172 countries, we have made hundreds of improvements and changes over the past year that I'm excited to share with the Product Hunt community today. 🏢 Collaboration is a mess Collaboration tools like Slack, Trello, and Asana were built for a world where everyone worked in the same physical location and timezone. These products have been optimized for real-time and continuous communication, which leads to too much noise, loss of productivity, and the pressure to be online all the time. Today over 70% of startups are remote first and teams are more fluid than ever before. A typical project now includes freelancers, agencies, or is done as part of an open source community or decentralized DAOs. All of this requires not just a different way of working, but also a completely new productivity stack built for how we work today. 🤘 Bring order to chaos with Rock We are bringing sanity back to the way we work by solving the following problems:

Constant switching between different apps → Rock brings messaging plus tasks and all your favorite apps together in one space.

It's too much hassle to start working together → Instantly work with anyone with your own space.new link.

Collaboration tools are too expensive → Rock has no limits on the free plan. Radically accessible pay-per-space pricing on the paid plans.

🎸 Messaging and tasks together at last Messaging and tasks are at the core of what builders and makers need to get work done, so we've made them available in the same space. As teams use lots of other services we've made it possible to connect everything from Figma to Notion, Google Docs, and lots more so you can reference them within Rock. Rock is also multi-modal so you can pick and choose how you want to communicate. 📧 Stop settling for email You need to jump through so many hoops to set up a shared tool stack to work together, so in the end you just settle for the lowest common denominator (email, spreadsheets, fax machines :). With Rock, you can now share your personal space.new link or QR code to set up a group space with someone else within seconds. Want to try this out? Come say hi to me at https://space.new/kenzo 🌏 Radically more accessible and affordable Most tools have limited free plans and then charge a lot of money every month if you want to do just a little more. Rock comes with unlimited messages, tasks, people, and spaces for free, and we have pay-per-space pricing for power users. On Rock you do not pay per user instead you sign up for a paid plan and pay the same low price every month. 🎸 Stop slacking, start rocking Already using other tools? No problem as you can easily import from Slack, WhatsApp, Trello, Asana, Jira, and ClickUp and get your team up and running within minutes. Rock is available on Mac, Windows, Linux, Android, iOS, and web. ❤️ People love us Thousands of people and hundreds of teams already love Rock. Don't believe us? Check out the 1000+ reviews and the 4.8 ⭐ rating for our mobile apps or read how Rock is being used by software developers, freelancers, and creative agencies. ✅ Ready to rock? To celebrate this milestone we are running a special promo just for the Product Hunt community, which gives new users 3 months for free on our paid plans. With the PRO and TEAMS plan, you get PRO spaces, custom space.new links, larger workspaces, pinboards, and so much more! 🎵 Already a Rock user? We wanted to make sure you don't miss out on this promo so we have a gift for you as well. Fill in this form and 20 credits will show up in your Rock account: https://rock.so/yourock. Use these credits to upgrade Rock for free. 🏗️ Continue building with us We'd love to continue building Rock with feedback from the Product Hunt community. Join our community workspace 'The Future of Rock' to meet the team, provide feedback, suggest new features, share resources and so much more! 👉 Visit: https://space.new/w/1o2wzxo | 🔐 Use pin 8c4qae2bx5 to enter. Rock on! Kenzo

Thanks @ho_desmond! The biggest difference between Slack and Rock is that Slack is just messaging, while Rock has messaging and tasks at it's core. Most teams need a combination of both to actually get work done and with Rock you can now do this in one space. We've also been very thoughtful about how we integrate with Notion, Figma, Google Drive, and other apps and make these available in Rock with an actual front-end versus bots/notifications which are not as easy to use. In addition to all of this, we allow people to pick different ways of communicating and switch to a more async way of working. If you have something urgent, you can send a chat message. If you need to discuss something face-to-face, you can start a Zoom or Google Meet call. For everything else we make it easier to do this in a more organized way with comments and topics. This is especially useful for remote teams, as you now don't need to be online all the time as most discussions and decisions are documented so you can catch up when works for you.

Kenzo Fong

Bash

Maker

Fares

@kenzofong Congrats on the launch 🚀

Rohan Chaubey

Launching soon!

@kenzofong Congrats. Upvoted. Discovered on Invincible Product Hunters community :)

Uladzimir Yankovich

Manganum sidebar for Google Chrome

@kenzofong The cost of not being tied to users is awesome!

Ann Ezexel

Pepper.Partners

@kenzofong Yeahhhh! Congrats 👏

Elif Duran

BeforeSunset AI

@kenzofong Congrats 🎉

Desmond

Depths

Congrats on the launch. What's the biggest differentiator between Rock and Slack? I don' think Slack or Trello isn't build for remote teams at all. Even if they're not designed for it, they still work perfectly so far. So why should I switch my behaviour for Rock?

Tolga Altaş

Rock makes me more productive I work with my clients. Formerly, I used many different products to manage tasks, messaging, notes, file sharing, etc. I can easily invite my clients to Rock and create a workflow for everyone who needs to follow. It's not easy only for me, it's also easy to use for new users. They're easily adopted to use Rock because it's designed well. And it's free! Most of the productive features are free to use, Rock really supports freelancers (like me) with their free features. I'm using Rock for 1,5 years and I am never disappointed.

@tolgaaltas so great to hear that Rock has been super helpful with your clients! Let us know if there is anything we can do to make Rock even better for you :)

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