:wave: Round Robin runs on-call rotations, support duty, and every other "whose turn is it this
week" schedule from inside Slack.Set a rotation up in the dashboard, from Slack, or by asking your AI. After that it hands duty over
on its own, posts who picked it up, and keeps one @handle your team can mention to reach whoever is
covering right now.:hammer_and_wrench: Use cases:
- On-call engineering rotations
- Support ticket triage duty
- Scrum master or meeting host rotation
- Office "hero of the day" responsibilities:zap: Why teams choose Round Robin::top: One @handle that always finds the right person: Round Robin keeps a user group like
@support-duty pointed at whoever is on duty, so nobody has to ask the channel.:clock3: Cover the hours you actually work: A rotation says which hours it is staffed and which
city's clock those hours are read in. Outside them the window is shut and nobody is on call from it.
Country holidays count as days off, so a working day means a working day.:globe_with_meridians: Follow the sun: Give a team an EMEA window and an APAC window and each keeps
its own hours, its own clock and its own handover day. Two covered weeks, not one compromise.
(A second window is Pro.):busts_in_silhouette: More than one person on duty: Add a second lane for a primary and a
secondary, or for one frontend and one backend engineer. Each lane deals from a list of its own.
(A second lane is Pro.):sparkles: Every handover posts a card: Who is on duty, who is up next, and buttons to rotate or
open the rotation, right there in the channel.:robot_face: Ask your AI: With Slack AI, or your own MCP client like Claude or Cursor, ask "who is
on call for payments?" or say "create a support rotation with Ana and me". No forms, and AI is
included on every plan, free ones too.:palm_tree: Away days are handled: Mark somebody out of office and their turn passes to the next
person. On Pro, a Slack status can take them off duty on its own.:arrows_counterclockwise: Keep the schedule you already have: Point a rotation at a PagerDuty or
Jira Service Management schedule and Round Robin follows it, instead of you keeping the same list in
two places. (Pro.):calendar: Google Calendar: See who is on duty from your own calendar, and read out-of-office back
from it. (Pro.):mag: Pull requests reach whoever is covering: Connect GitHub and route pull request, review and
issue notifications to the people on duty, to the rotation's channels, or both. (Pro.):gear: An API, if you would rather drive it yourself: Read who is on call, rotate, set duty and
manage absences over a documented REST API. Keys are minted in the dashboard and scoped to the
rotations and actions you choose.:office: Enterprise Grid ready: Works across your whole Slack org.Free forever on two rotations and eight people, with no time limit. Pro lifts the limits and adds
roles, the integrations, and the extra lanes and windows, at 2.50 EUR per user per month. Every
workspace can try Pro for 14 days without a card.