Dec 2022
🪐Changelog - Slite
Hi there!
Like us, I'm guessing your team is winding down, tidying up and generally taking the foot off the gas as year-end approaches. Coming back fresh in the New Year is the name of the game and we've got a few updates today that might help you get your workspace in order before you set off. So let's dive right in!
See you in 2023! 
– JoJon
A refreshing Sidebar
The new layout gives you more control over what Docs and Channels appear, and their order. Set the stage for a focused and relaxing re-entry to work every time you open Slite.
Here's what's new:
Add Channels to a new My Channels section to cut down clutter
Re-order your Favorites to keep your current work and go-to Docs within easy reach
New Shared with me and Trash pages give more detail and remove clutter
A cleaner overview of Discussions
The main view of Discussions now has more of an inbox feel. The cleaner view lets you see the latest action from across the team at a glance. Use filters to quickly see ongoing discussions, or only those that have been
Closed .Learn about how Discussions can help keep your team aligned in async
Set a Public Doc as homepage
Setting up a custom domain in Slite makes it easy to publish SEO-friendly public content like Help Centers, release notes and handbooks seamlessly from your workspace.
With our latest update, you can select a public doc from your workspace to use as the homepage for your custom domain (e.g.
help.acme.com ).
To set it up head to Team Settings → Public Sharing → Settings → Public homepage
It's all in the details
Here's a few of the other details that have launched since our last update:
Add 
{date} to a Template's title to insert the date in the doc name whenever a new doc is created with that Template (perfect for recurring meetings). Convert a doc into a Channel from the 
... menu on any doc. When you Nudge a team mate and include a message, they will see the message in a pop-up when they land on the doc. 
A pile of bug fixes and improvements to Slite on iOS and Android 
The SaaS Promise of Productivity is Broken: here’s why
In our latest On your own time article, we take a step back to reflect on how productivity obsession and the search for a silver bullet has led SaaS companies (and their users) astray.
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