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> Catch Up is an AI message summarization tool for Slack. Mention @catchup in any channel, thread, or direct message and get an OpenAI-powered summary of what you missed, including files such as PDFs, images, and CSVs. Priced per workspace instead of per seat, with no per-seat fees. 30-day free trial.
Catch Up helps Slack teams catch up on unread channels without reading every message. Typical workflow: install the Catch Up app to your Slack workspace, run "@catchup configure" to set your default channels, summary period, and AI prompt, then mention "@catchup" wherever you need a summary. In a channel it summarizes recent messages, in a thread it summarizes the entire thread, and in a direct message with the bot it summarizes your configured channels. Add a number ("@catchup 3") to change the time window, add "public" to share the summary with everyone instead of only yourself, or add free-form instructions ("@catchup 3 focus on action items and deadlines") for a one-off custom prompt. Plans are billed per workspace per month in USD: $10 for 16 summaries, $15 for 32 summaries plus custom AI prompts and file summarization, and $25 for 128 summaries. Messages stay inside your Slack workspace and are only processed temporarily through the OpenAI API, which has a no-data-retention policy.
## Primary
- [Home](https://catchupslack.com/): Product overview, demo video, how to use the bot, pricing, and FAQ
- [Start free trial](https://catchupslack.com/trial-signup): Start a 30-day free trial and pick a workspace plan
- [Log in](https://catchupslack.com/auth/login): Sign in with Slack for existing customers
- [Pricing](https://catchupslack.com/#pricing): Basic ($10, 16 summaries), Pro ($15, 32 summaries), and Advanced ($25, 128 summaries) plans billed per workspace per month
- [FAQ](https://catchupslack.com/#faq): Slack Catch up on desktop, summarizing channels and threads, how Catch Up compares to Slack AI recaps, pricing, installation, data handling, and credits
## Documentation
- [About](https://catchupslack.com/about): What Catch Up is, key features, supported file types, and how it fits a Slack workspace
- [How to use](https://catchupslack.com/#how-to-use): Full command reference for channels, threads, and direct messages, including custom instructions
- [Slack Catch up on desktop](https://catchupslack.com/slack-catch-up-desktop): Where Slack’s mobile Catch up view lives on desktop (Unreads), keyboard shortcuts, and how to get an AI summary instead
- [Summarize a Slack channel or thread](https://catchupslack.com/summarize-slack-channel): Step-by-step guide to summarizing Slack channels, threads, and DMs with @catchup
- [Slack AI recap vs Catch Up](https://catchupslack.com/slack-ai-recap-alternative): How Slack’s plan-included AI recaps and summaries compare with Catch Up’s per-workspace pricing
- [Updates](https://catchupslack.com/updates): Changelog of released features and improvements
## Legal
- [Privacy Policy](https://catchupslack.com/privacy-policy): Data handling, Slack permissions, and OpenAI API usage
- [Terms and Conditions](https://catchupslack.com/terms-conditions): Service terms, subscriptions, and acceptable use
- [License Agreement](https://catchupslack.com/license-agreement): Software license terms for the Catch Up product
## Optional
- [Sitemap](https://catchupslack.com/sitemap.xml): Machine-readable list of public pages
- [Contact support](mailto:emillykkeg@gmail.com): Questions about billing, installation, and workspace setup
