Start the call anywhere. Find the notes in your docs.

What it does

• One command, one room. No scheduling, no link to paste, no tab to find. The room is created in the workspace you picked when you connected.
• A card that stays honest. It names who invited whom, shows who is in the call right now with their real photos, and flips to “Call ended” when everyone leaves.
• Notes come back to the thread. A minute or two after a recorded call, the summary lands in the same conversation — and as a direct message to everyone who was there.
• Anyone in the channel can join by typing a name. No Roomore account, no seat, no install.
• A 🤙 status while you are in a room, and your old one back the moment you leave — unless you changed it yourself in the meantime, in which case yours is kept.

Set it up

1. 1A workspace admin installs the Roomore app in Slack once. That is what adds the /roomore command.
2. 2Type /roomore. The first time, Roomore answers with a Connect button — open it and pick which Roomore workspace your rooms should live in.
3. 3That is the whole setup. For the 🤙 status, connect Slack once more under Settings › Integrations, where you can also switch it off.

For the admin: the app needs commands, chat:write and calls:write to post the card and keep its roster live, plus links:read and links:write with Event Subscriptions on if you want pasted room links to unfurl into the same card. Adding a scope later means reinstalling the app.

What the channel sees

#product

RoomoreApp10:42

@ada invites you into a room

Design review

Huangart · instant room

Join

MK

4 in the room

roomore.co/i/9f3k2a

The live card. The roster is redrawn by Slack as people come and go — the message itself is never edited, so it can never duplicate.

What it does

• One page per meeting, filed in a database Roomore creates under a page you choose — with the date, the length and who was in the room as properties.
• Real blocks, not a dump. Headings, paragraphs and lists you can edit, link to and search like anything else you wrote.
• It goes to your Notion, not ours. Everyone in the meeting who connected gets their own copy; anyone who did not is simply skipped.
• Move the target whenever you like. Future summaries follow the new page; the ones already exported stay where they are.

Set it up

1. 1Open Settings › Integrations and choose Connect Notion.
2. 2On Notion’s consent screen, share at least one page with Roomore. That page is where the “Roomore Meetings” database is created.
3. 3Nothing else. Your next recorded meeting exports itself — and the same screen lets you change the target page later.

Connecting is the opt-in. There is no separate toggle to forget: nothing is exported for anyone who has not connected, and disconnecting stops it for you alone. Access tokens are encrypted at rest.

What lands in your Notion

A sample page. The wording is whatever the meeting produced — the page structure is the same every time.