A week ago I was digging through the dozens of already existing solutions that would allow me to communicate with my app's users via Slack. I hated them all, so like any stubborn developer I built my own, and that's how Yet Another Live Chat for Slack was created. Some of its features: - Configurable routes to display and hide Yalcs on certain pages - Configurable theme to match your app's design - Configurable text for titles, buttons, etc - Works well on desktop and mobile devices - Standalone server and web client that integrates into applications of any stack - No dependencies other than Node and what npm will install and its less obvious benefits: - It's free without any strings attached or absurdly-priced subscriptions - There's no built-in analytics tracking snooping on your visitors - There's no middleman (except for Slack...) reading your sensitive messages - It's open source, so you host and can modify it however you like If you'd like to see it in action, it's running on my email alias site Ptorx (https://ptorx.com). Stop by and say hi!

Yalcs

Message your site's visitors for support or sales from Slack

Message your site's visitors for support or sales from Slack

Yalcs

Message your site's visitors for support or sales from Slack

Message your site's visitors for support or sales from Slack

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