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Async status that stays current
Post progress where the work already lives. Teammates can scan decisions, blockers, and next steps without another status meeting.
Async operating layer
One thread. Every decision moves forward.
Threadary keeps work, status, review, and documentation in one durable flow—so cross-functional teams can move without chasing context.
Free for small teams. No credit card required.
What to expect from day one
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Context stays attached
Updates, feedback, and decisions remain connected to the work they changed.
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Async stays accountable
Every thread makes ownership, blockers, and the next action clear.
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History stays useful
Finished work becomes searchable documentation—not an abandoned chat trail.
The working record
From first update to final answer.
Threadary gives consequential work a visible path. Less reporting theater. More decisions people can trust.
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Review with peer signal
Request the right reviewers, collect focused feedback, and keep approval context attached to the work instead of scattered across tools.
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Documentation that writes itself
Threadary turns completed conversations into a durable record of decisions, ownership, and outcomes your team can find later.
Clear pricing
Pay for alignment, not complexity.
Start small, then open Threadary across every team that needs a shared record of work.
Free
For a focused crew testing the workflow.
$0
- Up to 5 members
- One workspace
- Core threads and reviews
- Searchable decision history
Built for teams
Team
For cross-functional work that needs reliable review and documentation.
$12 / member / month
- Unlimited threads
- Unlimited workspaces
- Review routing
- Async status views
- Documentation capture
- Priority support
Organization
For coordinated workflows across departments.
Let’s talk
- Everything in Team
- Advanced access controls
- Workspace governance
- Guided rollout
- Dedicated support
Questions before you start?
Make the work legible
Stop rebuilding context. Keep it moving.
Give your next initiative one place for progress, review, decisions, and the documentation it leaves behind.