Yac - the Voxer Alternative for Efficient Asynchronous Communication

Streamline communication and get back to the work that really matters

Mixing voice messages and text isn't the answer...

Ever been in a Zoom meeting where it’s impossible to get a word in edgewise? Teams waste time talking over each other and sharing half-baked ideas, without ever reaching a consensus.

...put voice first and let the people do the talking

Yac lets you skim all your voice messages through transcriptions or listen to the group like a podcast.

What Our Customers Say

Matthew Redler

CEO, Panther

The Magic Moment hit me when I had a group chat over iMessage with my co-founder and one other person. iMessage was just such a bad experience, so I brought everybody over to Yac. Everything was transcribed. We could go back 10 seconds without having to re-listen to the whole message.

Michael Vega

Co-Founder & President, Lula

You know what the stickiness for me is about the simplicity. Sometimes I just do not want to write a long message... Other times I want to jump on a phone call with someone but they can't jump on a call. So I'll just yac it.

Roey Rafael

Head of Growth, Carwow

At Carwow we have been using Yac for a good few months now and me and the team are loving it. It really helps us save time. Instead of setting up a meeting for any small thing. We can send a quick voice message.

Efficiency

Manually messaging people is a waste of time. You can say things 7x faster than you can type, so why bother typing at all?

Thumbs are for working, not typing messages. Put in your headphones and talk like you would in the office.

Yac vs. Voxer

Focus

It feels like fun, but it's not for built for work. Stop manually listening and reading through irrelevant updates, and get back to doing meaningful work.

Send organized, actionable updates and feedback to your teammates that need it most and let everyone else work in peace.

Cut the chaos of Voxer Groups and organize for focus

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It feels like fun, but it's not for built for work. Stop manually listening and reading through irrelevant updates, and get back to doing meaningful work.