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14 Competitors to Twake - Remote Tools
Competitor remote work products to Twake

Open source team collaboration platform
When to use Twake
If you need to collaborate with your team and don't want to deploy 5 different tools at the same time
When to use ChatFox
To foster a remote culture in your organization.
When to use Twist
- Fully remote teams
- Remote-friendly teams
- Teams of any size
When to use Unit.chat
It is used by agencies who need to track and respond to reviews and questions from customers in many different social networks (Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, etc).
When to use LocalBrackets
The ultimate vision is to get this platform to every kid (and even adults) in every locality, to help them know others better and to help meaningful brackets (communities) flourish - creating a healthy, playful and learning experience for all. LocalBrackets can also be used in large/small organizations to connect members/employees so that they are able to help each other out while being fully collaborated. LocalBrackets can also help increase productivity of new startups and entrepreneurs by connecting them easily to partners, suppliers, etc. Large manufacturers can use LocalBrackets to connect to smaller retailers as well.
When to use YAC (Legacy)
Need to chat with someone on your remote team quickly but won't be an hour long conversation.
When to use Happeo
Happeo suits any sized companies using G Suite. It fits with businesses that aim to structure their dispersed tools by centralizing them into one solution and help connect the entire workforce
When to use Brosix
For remote teams and businesses that are ready to make Brosix their daily communication tool. - For companies that want full control over their remote team and the complete feature package.
When to use Clergo
If your remote team spends a significant amount of time going back and forth across meetings, email, and team chat to get work done.
When to use Humble Dot
Humble Dot is a tool that builds efficient and high-quality communication without endless meetings.
When to use Flujo
Whether you're a chain of grocery stores in a suburb or a creative agency with offices spread across continents — Flujo can do wonders to the way you work and train new members of your team.
Flujo is designed to scale as your teams grow so that the knowledge within your teams is easily accessible by anyone who joins your teams in the future
When to use Bunch.ai
When you want to understand how your team morale, freedom of opinion, goal orientation and more are doing, to detect proactively if there are any problems arising in the team and to keep a healthy team culture in the long run.
When to use Inoffice
Inoffice is used by remote developer teams as a form of communication tool
When to use Oneteam
When you need a secure team collaboration platform to help team members communicate effectively and securely within a single workflow application
When to use Scyre
Scyre helps those in the startup community connect with each other. Whether that means you're a founder, engineer, developer, or investor, you can join in to help create and be part of a motivating community in the startup world.
A Slack bot designed to help build a remote team culture. Icebreakers, Coffee Chats, Shout Outs, and more!
When to use ChatFox
To foster a remote culture in your organization.
Twist is a team communication app that keeps conversations organized, on-topic and easy to find (forever). Ranked by PCMag as the #1 communication app for distributed teams. From Doist, the 100% remote team behind Todoist.
When to use Twist
- Fully remote teams
- Remote-friendly teams
- Teams of any size
Unit.chat collects messages and reviews from your customers at various sites and sends all the information into one Slack interface.
When to use Unit.chat
It is used by agencies who need to track and respond to reviews and questions from customers in many different social networks (Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, etc).
LocalBrackets is a community driven platform that offers people the opportunity to socialise with those who share their interests.
It makes it easy for users to create, find & join brackets, and collaborate with ease, and helps communities foster & develop.
When to use LocalBrackets
The ultimate vision is to get this platform to every kid (and even adults) in every locality, to help them know others better and to help meaningful brackets (communities) flourish - creating a healthy, playful and learning experience for all. LocalBrackets can also be used in large/small organizations to connect members/employees so that they are able to help each other out while being fully collaborated. LocalBrackets can also help increase productivity of new startups and entrepreneurs by connecting them easily to partners, suppliers, etc. Large manufacturers can use LocalBrackets to connect to smaller retailers as well.
Voice-only messaging platform for remote teams
When to use YAC (Legacy)
Need to chat with someone on your remote team quickly but won't be an hour long conversation.
Happeo is an all-in-one social and collaborative digital workplace, specifically designed for businesses that work with Google's G Suite
When to use Happeo
Happeo suits any sized companies using G Suite. It fits with businesses that aim to structure their dispersed tools by centralizing them into one solution and help connect the entire workforce
Brosix is the perfect solution for businesses in need of advanced protection of their daily work communication. The closed network and P2P encryption safeguard enterprises of all kinds from intruders and data leaks.
When to use Brosix
For remote teams and businesses that are ready to make Brosix their daily communication tool. - For companies that want full control over their remote team and the complete feature package.
Clergo helps teams eliminate endless back-and-forths on meetings, team chat & email, and execute faster
When to use Clergo
If your remote team spends a significant amount of time going back and forth across meetings, email, and team chat to get work done.
Humble Dot Workflows allows teams to save hours by replacing meetings while making communication more efficient.
When to use Humble Dot
Humble Dot is a tool that builds efficient and high-quality communication without endless meetings.
With natively built key business essentials like Messaging, Audio/Video calling, Drive, Meetings, Tasks, Calendar, Notes, and Kanbans — Flujo is on a mission to create connected & productive workspaces
When to use Flujo
Whether you're a chain of grocery stores in a suburb or a creative agency with offices spread across continents — Flujo can do wonders to the way you work and train new members of your team.
Flujo is designed to scale as your teams grow so that the knowledge within your teams is easily accessible by anyone who joins your teams in the future
Bunch.ai gives you constant insights about how your team communicates on Slack and MS teams to help you build a healthy culture, reduce misunderstandings, and collaborate more effectively.
When to use Bunch.ai
When you want to understand how your team morale, freedom of opinion, goal orientation and more are doing, to detect proactively if there are any problems arising in the team and to keep a healthy team culture in the long run.
Inoffice is a place for remote teams to have spontaneous conversations
When to use Inoffice
Inoffice is used by remote developer teams as a form of communication tool
Oneteam helps organizations in driving quick communication with on-premise, remote as well as frontline employees
When to use Oneteam
When you need a secure team collaboration platform to help team members communicate effectively and securely within a single workflow application
Scyre is a real-time messaging platform that allows you to collaborate with others in the startup community.
When to use Scyre
Scyre helps those in the startup community connect with each other. Whether that means you're a founder, engineer, developer, or investor, you can join in to help create and be part of a motivating community in the startup world.