Integrate Makerflow in Slack
with Axolo

Makerflow is a GitHub application that helps you stay focused and productive by managing all your interruptions and requests from colleagues in one place. It allows you to move away from interrupt-driven work and collaborate effectively, making it the perfect solution for anyone who wants to achieve deep work and crush their goals.

With Makerflow, you get a unified task list that automatically pulls tasks from multiple apps like issue trackers, code repositories, and chat, giving you a universal view of all your personal tasks. This eliminates the need to switch between different apps, saving you time and energy.

The Makerflow Slack app also helps you stay organized by moving interruptions from colleagues on Slack to the unified task list. This removes the unnecessary sense of urgency and allows you to prioritize your tasks and work on what's important.

Security and privacy are also top priorities at Makerflow. They ensure that your data stays secure and they don't track you unnecessarily or store data they don't need.

Overall, Makerflow is an essential tool for anyone who wants to increase their productivity, stay organized, and achieve deep work. It frees up time and energy for you to do things you love, making work more joyful and energizing.

- Manage interruptions and requests from colleagues
- Unified Task List for tasks from multiple apps
- Slack App integration
- Security and Privacy
- Universal view of all personal tasks in the Unified Task List
- Automatic pulling of mentions and assignments into the task list
- Increased time spent doing deep work
- Free up time and energy for personal activities

Makerflow's pricing is free.

Integrating Makerflow in Slack with Axolo is beneficial because it allows engineers to manage interruptions and requests from colleagues in a unified task list, reducing the sense of urgency and allowing for more focused, deep work. Additionally, Axolo's ephemeral channels for code review can be seamlessly integrated into the task list, making it easier for engineers to prioritize and act on code review requests.