Bema launches a work messaging platform built around asynchronous communication
What happened
On November 3, founder Ben launched Bema, a messaging platform for work that centers on asynchronous communication. It targets problems in existing work messaging tools: too many channels, messages that get lost, and constant interruptions. Bema also offers a "break glass" option for urgent interruptions when needed. The project is posted on Hacker News under Show HN; as of 20:51 that day it had 5 points and 1 comment.
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- Hacker News front pageShow HN: Bema: Work messaging built for humans
Bema 创始人 Ben 推出面向工作场景的消息平台，主打异步沟通，并在需要时提供“break glass”紧急打断选项。该产品针对频道过多、信息易丢失、工作被打断等现有工作消息软件的问题。目前已在 Hacker News 的 Show HN 发布，获得 5 分和 1 条评论。
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