Chaser review
A Slack-focused task manager with recurring work, reminders, dashboards, and AI-agent support.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026
Chaser turns work discussed in Slack into assigned tasks with due dates, reminders, and follow-ups. Teams can create tasks from messages or commands, assign them to individuals, groups, or channels, and schedule recurring work. It is aimed at teams that want task tracking to stay close to their conversations, particularly small and mid-market Slack teams. The focus is narrower than a general-purpose conversational bot: its core job is coordinating tasks rather than handling broad chat workflows.
Task views include dashboards, team reports, and calendar views, while custom statuses, tags, and checklist templates support different ways of organizing work. Time tracking has reports that can be exported to Google Sheets. For teams automating task creation, Chaser provides an API and incoming webhooks, and supports task management through AI agents connected via MCP. Its listed integrations include Slack, Google Calendar, Google Sheets, Zapier, Claude, and ChatGPT. This mix suits teams that want Slack-based task handling with connections to calendars, spreadsheets, and automation tools; it is less suitable if the priority is a bot built for a wide range of conversational jobs.
According to the published plans, a 14-day trial is available, and paid pricing starts at $7 per seat per month with annual billing for Full Workspace. That plan provides seats for all Members and Multi-Channel Guests in a Slack workspace. Choose Seats costs $11 per seat monthly with annual billing or $16 with monthly billing, and lets teams select which users get seats. All plans include all features, with Single-Channel Guests and External Connections free. Choose Seats may suit teams limiting paid seats; Full Workspace may fit those wanting workspace-wide coverage. Teams needing a free plan or task management independent of Slack should look elsewhere.
Chaser pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Create and assign tasks directly from Slack conversations or commands
- Automate reminders, follow-ups, and recurring tasks
- Track work with dashboards, reports, calendars, and time tracking
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; paid access starts at $7 per seat monthly with annual billing
- Task management is centered on Slack, not a general-purpose bot
- The Full Workspace plan includes seats for all Members and Multi-Channel Guests
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