Structured threads
Work in named, persistent threads instead of an endless message stream. Threads are meant to keep work organized and make it easier to find decisions later.
Glue
ReclamarGlue is an AI-assisted chat platform for teams that keeps work in persistent threads, with agents for summaries, replies, and context. Free trial, desktop and mobile apps, secure workspace features.
Overview
Glue is an AI-assisted chat platform for teams that want to replace long, unstructured chat streams with named, persistent threads. It is built around the idea that work conversations should stay organized enough for decisions, context, and follow-up actions to remain easy to find.
The product combines team chat with AI agents that can summarize, draft replies, and help generate ideas inside a thread. Glue also offers workspace-level controls such as Slack history import, SSO options, and security features designed for enterprise use.
Features
Agent collaboration
Bring agents into a thread to summarize context, pull information, and help generate ideas while the conversation stays tied to the work.
Thread lifecycle controls
Use names to make threads easy to find, and close them when the work is finished so active work stays visible.
Unlimited thread history
The pricing page lists unlimited threads and message history across plans, so conversation context can stay available over time.
Integrations and API
Glue supports apps and webhooks, plus a public API on the Startup plan, which gives teams a way to connect chat workflows to other systems.
Cross-device apps
Glue is available on macOS, iPhone, Android, and Windows, with desktop and mobile apps designed to keep thread history and decisions available across devices.
Use Cases
Project coordination
Teams can keep project conversations in named threads so the history, decisions, and next steps stay attached to the topic instead of getting buried in a chat feed.
AI-assisted follow-up
People can bring an agent into a thread to summarize what has been discussed, surface relevant context, or draft a response without leaving the conversation.
Migration from other chat tools
Organizations moving from Slack can import history and use the guided setup process to bring existing conversations into Glue with less disruption.
Cross-device work
Distributed teams can use the desktop and mobile apps to check active threads, reply between meetings, and keep work moving across devices.
Enterprise communication
Security-conscious teams can use Glue’s SOC 2-compliant workspace with SSO, known-host policies, explicit approvals, and workspace isolation for controlled external access.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Organizes conversations into named threads instead of a single endless feed.
- Lets teams work with AI agents inside the same thread as the conversation.
- Supports Slack history import and onboarding help for teams migrating from other tools.
- Available on macOS, iPhone, Android, and Windows.
- Includes SOC 2 compliance and SSO support, with enterprise-oriented security controls.
Cons
- The source material does not document a full list of third-party integrations or supported external services.
- Some pricing and enterprise capabilities are plan-specific, so the exact feature set depends on the tier you choose.
FAQ
Is there a free trial?
Glue provides a full-featured trial with no credit card required. When the trial ends, the team works with customers to find the right plan.
How hard is it to switch from other work chat tools?
Yes. Glue says most teams can get up and running in a day, and it offers guided onboarding if needed. Teams can also import Slack history so prior conversations are not lost.
What single sign-on options are available?
Glue supports SSO through major identity providers including Google and Okta. The pricing page also lists SAML and SCIM capabilities on the Enterprise plan.
What does Glue AI do with team data?
Glue says its AI works within the workspace to surface context, draft replies, and find information. It also states that customer data is not used to train external models or shared outside the organization.
Is Glue suitable for enterprise security requirements?
Glue is SOC 2 compliant and describes its security model as deterministic, with known-host policies, explicit approvals for external calls, and workspace isolation.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI Chat
- Primary use
- Team communication and work coordination
- Platforms
- macOS, iPhone, Android, Windows
- Pricing model
- Free tier, paid plans, enterprise contact sales
- Security
- SOC 2 compliant
- Website
- glue.ai