KASPR Timing for Slack

Is now a good time for everyone's internet? KASPR Timing answers in Slack, and suggests a steadier time when there is a meaningful difference.

Add to Slack

What it does

/kaspr now @maria @tunde
Is now typically a good time for everyone's connection?
/kaspr check Thu 10:00 @maria
Is the time you have in mind a good one?
/kaspr besttime 30m @team-apac next week
The three steadiest times inside everyone's working hours, with Add to calendar.
/kaspr audience
For a webinar or launch: the best times for an audience spread across up to ten places.

Also: a "Find a good time" shortcut, an App Home with your region and a quick check, and (Pro) a Workflow Builder step that returns the best start time.

How it works

KASPR measures internet quality around the world and builds a typical weekly pattern for each area. KASPR Timing compares those patterns for each person's area. It is area-level and based on typical patterns: a tendency, not a live measurement and not a guarantee. When nothing nearby is meaningfully better, it simply says so.

Each person can choose their region with /kaspr region. People who haven't are placed by their Slack time zone, and the answer marks them as approximate.

Privacy in one paragraph

The app never reads messages and stores no names or emails. It keeps the workspace install, each opted-in person's chosen region, any saved audiences, and a monthly count of checks. Uninstalling deletes all of it. The app uses no AI models and no Slack data is used for training. Details in the privacy policy.

Plans

Free: 50 checks a month per workspace, up to 25 people with a region. Pro: unlimited checks and regions, saved audiences and the Workflow step. Pricing at schedule.kasprdata.com/pricing.

Install

  1. Click Add to Slack and approve the five permissions.
  2. KASPR sends you (the installer, nobody else) a welcome message.
  3. Type /kaspr region to choose your region, then /kaspr help.