Snitch
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Snitch asks people in Slack who they report to, then builds the org chart. It can answer who owns what without any HR system or manual setup.
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Snitch is a Slack app that starts with one simple question: who do you report to? From those answers, it builds an org chart and then uses that chart to answer questions about the company’s structure.
The pitch is pretty blunt. No HR system to connect. No forms for anyone to fill in. Just a question inside Slack, where a lot of workplace truth already leaks out anyway.
Once the chart exists, Snitch says it can help with reporting chains, team sizes, and ownership. That makes it less of a static directory and more of a quick way to see how work is actually arranged.
The product is launching with free options, and Product Hunt tags it as Slack, Artificial Intelligence, and Human Resources. That combination says a lot: this is automation aimed at the messiest part of company life, the part where the chart on paper and the chart in people’s heads are rarely the same.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the kind of tool that works because org charts are usually fiction with nicer fonts. If Snitch can pull structure out of Slack without dragging in another system, that’s the sort of boring automation people quietly love. The real test is whether companies trust a chat app to map power correctly, which is a very modern sentence and not a comforting one.
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