Slite alternative for teams on Slack

The decision was in Slack. Now it’s a page.

Kipwise Agent finds what your team said and wrote, answers in the thread, and writes the decision up as a page when you ask.

Free to try in Slack. No card needed.

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Why teams look past Slite

  1. “…it only really finds documents if I write the full title.”

    With KipwiseAsk in plain words in Slack. The agent searches your pages and past threads and answers with the link.

  2. “We had to contact Slite to get a backup of our source of truth because a lot of stuff got erased.”

    With KipwiseEvery page keeps its version history, and the agent can restore a deleted page when you ask.

  3. “I wish folks across teams would keep their documents up-to-date more often.”

    With KipwiseUpdating takes one line in the thread where someone notices, and the edit carries their name.

What changes when you switch

Your wiki fills up from the conversations your team already has.

Find

Answers from pages and threads

It answers from your Kipwise pages and searches past Slack discussions with your own Slack access.

Write

Decisions become pages

Ask it to write up the thread and it drafts the page in the folder you name, with a link back to the thread.

Work

It does the next step

Follow-ups, status updates, record changes and email drafts, in the same thread, after you approve.

Move your wiki over

Attach an export file and Kipwise reads it into one new folder. It is a file import, not a live connection to Slite.

Export

Get the file from Slite

Download a backup of your Slite workspace as Markdown or HTML.

Import

Attach it in Slack or upload it on the web

A Kipwise admin who can manage all content attaches the file in Slack (up to 200 MB) or uploads it in the web app under Settings, then Import (up to 500 MB). One Approve card, then Kipwise reads it in the background.

Result

One new folder

Everything lands in one new folder, so you can delete it in one go. Nothing already in Kipwise is touched, and importing costs no credit. Slite exports check lists as plain bullets, so which boxes were ticked is not kept. Anything the export leaves out shows up in the import’s warnings.

Slite vs Kipwise

Slite is a team wiki with an AI assistant. Kipwise is an AI teammate in your Slack threads that writes the wiki for you.

SliteKipwise
Other toolsSearches connected sourcesReads and updates your CRM, Linear or Jira, mail and calendar, as you
The next stepAnswers and docsFollow-ups, reminders and record changes, after you approve
PriceBasic $10, Pro $20 per user a month, billed yearly$10 per user a month, at least 3 users

What to ask it first

  • @Kipwise did we decide anything on SSO pricing last week?

    It searches Slack with your access and answers with the thread.

  • @Kipwise write that decision up in Product decisions

    It drafts the page and links the thread.

  • @Kipwise what's still open on the checkout project?

    It reads the project in Linear and answers with the issue links.

  • @Kipwise post the Product decisions added this month, every first Monday

    It runs the request on schedule and posts in this channel.

Other Slite alternatives

Notion
Flexible docs and databases for one workspace.
Nuclino
A fast, lightweight wiki for small teams.
Tettra
A team wiki built around Slack, with AI answers.
Slab
A tidy team wiki with a clean editor.
Confluence
Spaces and page trees for larger teams, strongest next to Jira.

One agent, four parts

Your knowledge base, support desk, request desk and tasks, run by one agent

Install the agent and you get all four. It answers from your pages, speaks to your customers, takes requests from your team and works your task boards, in the threads where your team already is.

01

Knowledge base

Ask in a thread and get the answer from your team’s pages, with the page it came from. Ask it to write the resolution down, approve the change, and the next question is answered faster. It only reads pages the asker can see.

About the knowledge base

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02

Customer support

A chat widget on your site answers from your public help center and hands the conversation to a person when asked. It lands in Slack with a draft reply, and nothing a customer can see goes out until you approve it.

About customer support

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03

Internal requests

Employees ask for IT, HR or ops help in Slack, confirm in plain words, and get a request they can follow. The channel only sees a neutral line, and nobody needs a seat to ask.

About internal requests

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04

Tasks

Boards the agent works. A card can run on a schedule or when something happens, stops at an approval step before it writes, and counts against a monthly budget.

About Tasks

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Questions

What happens to our Slite pages?

A Kipwise admin who can manage all content can move the Slite pages you still use: attach the Slite export in Slack, or upload it in the web app under Settings, then Import, and approve once. Everything lands in one new folder. New pages get written from your Slack threads from the first day.

Who can see what?

The agent works as the person asking. It opens only the pages, files and records that person can open, in Kipwise and in the tools they connect with their own account.

What does it cost?

$10 per user a month, for at least 3 users. That includes $5 of AI credit per person and $2 per person of shared team credit every month. Add it to Slack and the free trial starts on your first message, no card needed.

Can it change things without asking?

No. Before it edits a page, updates a record or posts a message, it shows an Approve or Deny card in the thread. Only the person who asked can approve it, and the card expires after 30 minutes.

Does it work in Microsoft Teams?

Yes. The same agent runs in Microsoft Teams, with the same tools, approvals, memory and scheduled tasks.

Turn the next decision into a page

Add it to Slack, then ask it the question your team asks every week.