Performance reviews and talent insights
Run performance reviews with competencies, goals and OKRs, peer-to-peer feedback, and talent insights from the same product area.
Wrenly is a Slack-based feedback, recognition, and talent-insights platform for reviews, surveys, and team health signals.
Wrenly is a feedback, recognition, and talent-insights platform built to work inside Slack and, on the pricing page, Microsoft Teams. The site positions it as a way to make feedback habits more consistent so teams do not have to rely on a separate HR tool that people rarely open.
The product is organized into modules for performance reviews, engagement surveys, peer recognition, and an AI suite. Across the site, Wrenly shows workflows for 1:1s, monthly check-ins, manager-recognition suggestions, anonymous feedback collection, and talent-insight views that surface patterns in sentiment, workload, goals, and recognition.
Run performance reviews with competencies, goals and OKRs, peer-to-peer feedback, and talent insights from the same product area.
Collect engagement surveys, onboarding surveys, and anonymous suggestions through suggestion boxes and a whistleblower portal.
Turn peer recognition into a repeatable workflow with recognition channels, custom rewards, celebrations, and birthday and anniversary reminders.
Use an AI assistant for smart nudges, recognition suggestions, performance reports, and culture scores.
Capture 1:1s with a meeting bot or desktop recorder, then auto-record, transcribe, and analyze wins, challenges, and skills.
Use Wrenly to run performance cycles that connect reviews to competencies, goals and OKRs, peer feedback, and talent-insight views instead of handling those steps in separate tools.
Use the engagement module to collect pulse surveys, onboarding surveys, suggestion-box input, or anonymous concerns from employees who are more likely to respond in Slack.
Use recognition suggestions and manager prompts to capture achievements from 1:1s, monthly check-ins, and teammate nominations, then send recognitions with less manual writing.
Use the AI Copilot & Coach to record 1:1s, transcribe meetings, and summarize wins, challenges, and skills so managers walk into follow-ups with context.
Use the insights area to review sentiment, workload, goals, and recognition patterns when you want a higher-level view of team health and emerging issues.
Use the AI suite when HR or people leaders want nudges, recognition suggestions, performance reports, and culture scores in one place.
Wrenly is positioned to work in Slack, and the pricing page also references Microsoft Teams for recognition workflows. The site does not show a full setup guide, but it emphasizes meeting teams where they already work.
The site presents modules for performance reviews, engagement surveys, peer recognition, and an AI suite for HR assistance, nudges, recognition suggestions, performance reports, and culture scores. It also includes an AI Copilot & Coach for meeting notes and 1:1 analysis.
Wrenly’s pricing page says integrations are always included, but it does not list specific third-party integrations in the provided source text.
The pricing page offers free two-week trials for the core modules and says no credit card is needed to try Wrenly. The AI Copilot & Coach is priced separately per manager.
The site suggests Wrenly is useful for managers, HR, and people leaders who want structured feedback, recognition, and talent insights inside Slack or Teams. It also shows use cases for performance reviews, engagement surveys, peer nominations, and 1:1s.