Emoji Studio is the first and only platform for understanding the custom Slack emojis uploaded to your workspace. Emojis are an expression of company culture, and unfortunately Slack provides no great way to visualize and explore the creative contributions. Luckily, with a bit of digging into developer tools in Chrome, anyone can unearth these insights. Emoji Studio: - Lets you see leaderboards of top emoji contributors - Lets you see charts and other visualizations about emoji contribution patters. What word is most popular in emojis? How many emojis are there with 80+ characters? - Lets you download one, some, or all emojis in your workspace for archival and portability. - Runs completely serverless, and all information is stored in local browser storage. Emoji Studio works by mimicking the request Chrome makes when navigating to your company's "Add emojis" page. The Slack token used in that request is specifically scoped just to emojis, and can't actually be used for anything else. Nothing is stored by the app, and data clears when you clear cache or select the "Clear local storage" option. I hope folks get a kick out of this, and take a second to enjoy the funny/confusing/weird contributions your coworkers have added to your Slack workspaces.

Jason Weingardt

Emoji Studio

Maker

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7d ago

Supa Liu

Emoji Studio brilliantly fills a real gap by turning custom Slack emojis into a window on company culture! I love how it uncovers creative contributions that usually stay hidden and presents them in an insightful, visual way.

4d ago

Evgenii Zaitsev

Emoji Studio sounds like a fun and clever way to explore the creative side of Slack! I love the idea of seeing leaderboards for emoji contributions and visualizing patterns. Can Emoji Studio handle custom emoji sets or only those created by team members?

Emoji Studio

The missing analytics platform for custom Slack emoji