Slack slash commands
ShippedRun AlianHub from Slack. Slash commands hit a public endpoint scoped to your company — create and manage tasks without ever switching tabs.
Run slash commands from Slack, push task events to any HTTPS endpoint, automate the busywork, and import everything from Jira, Trello, or Monday. And when the hub doesn’t cover it — the source is open, so it’s buildable.
Open Integrations & Automation in settings and it’s all there — a Slack bot, outgoing webhooks with a delivery log, an automation builder, tokens, importers. No add-on pricing, no “connector pack”.
Run AlianHub from Slack. Slash commands hit a public endpoint scoped to your company — create and manage tasks without ever switching tabs.
Send task events to Slack, Discord, or any HTTPS endpoint. Configured per company, with a delivery log so you can watch every payload land.
Rules are conditions plus actions. When a task changes, AlianHub reacts — reassign, retag, update — while your team stays on the real work.
Embed your own tools inside AlianHub. Dashboards, admin panels, that one internal app everyone needs — pinned right next to your projects.
Script against your own instance with personal tokens — and see every call in an activity log you can actually read.
Leaving Jira, Trello, or Monday? Rich importers bring tasks, lists, and structure with you — CSV and XLSX cover everything else.
Underneath the hub, the whole platform points at services you already control — your SMTP, your storage, your database, your AI key. The install wizard wires them up. No per-integration fees, ever.
Bring your own API key — multiple providers supported. Write with AI, generate tasks, sprints, and templates on the model you choose.
See the AI assistantAny SMTP provider works. Invites, reminders, and notifications send from your own domain — configured once in the install wizard.
Attachments live on Wasabi, any S3 API, or plain local disk. Your files never sit inside someone else’s product.
An optional service, not a dependency. Flip it on in the install wizard if you want it — skip it entirely if you don’t.
It’s your database, not an export button. Direct access with standard MongoDB tooling — no walls between you and your data.
Official images on ghcr.io for amd64 and arm64. One Docker Compose command boots the entire stack on your server.
See the deployAn Electron desktop app with full feature parity, plus native time trackers for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Get the appsThe interface runs on vue-i18n with multi-currency to match — your team works in their language, your budgets in their currency.
Webhooks, tokens, and importers cover the everyday. For everything else, AGPL-3.0 means there’s no black box between your tools and your work — read the code, query the database, build what the roadmap doesn’t cover.
# no export walls. it’s your database.
mongosh "mongodb://10.0.4.12:27017/alianhub"
db.tasks.countDocuments({ status: "done" })
1284
db.timesheets.aggregate([
{ $match: { week: "2026-W27" } },
{ $group: { _id: "$member", hours: { $sum: "$hours" } } } ])
[ { _id: 'Priya', hours: 38.5 }, { _id: 'Marco', hours: 41.2 }, { _id: 'Ava', hours: 36.75 } ]
The hub covers Slack, webhooks, and automations out of the box. When you need something deeper — an ERP sync, a legacy system, an internal tool nobody else has heard of — the team that writes the platform builds it for you.