One calm weekly digest from your Slack channels and DMs — no bots, no notifications.
Now in private beta — invite-only access

Sign in to WeekHaven and authorize Slack. We request only the minimum read permissions needed to generate your review.
Select the channels and direct message conversations you want included. Everything else is ignored.
Get one calm weekly review email summarizing what happened in Slack. No real-time pings, no bots, no noise.
WeekHaven requests the following Slack OAuth user-token scopes on your behalf:
channels:read— enumerate the public channels you are a member ofchannels:history— read message history from those public channelsim:read— enumerate your direct message conversationsim:history— read message history from direct message conversations you explicitly includeusers:read— resolve Slack user IDs to display names so message metadata is human-readableFor each message we read, we extract only a lightweight metadata record in memory: the channel or DM name, the sender's display name, the message timestamp, and a preview of the message text capped at 200 characters. We never read the full message body beyond that 200-character cap. These previews are processed in memory only and passed directly to the AI inference provider that generates your weekly review. They are not written to any WeekHaven database table and are discarded as soon as the review is generated.
We request five user-token scopes: channels:read, channels:history, im:read, im:history, and users:read. These allow us to enumerate your channels and DMs and read message history on your behalf. We do not request any bot scopes or write permissions.
No. We request a user token only — no write scopes are requested. WeekHaven cannot post messages, send DMs, or interact with your Slack workspace in any way.
Raw message previews are processed in memory only during weekly review generation and are discarded immediately after. Only the AI-generated weekly review summary is persisted — not the underlying messages.
Go to Settings → Connections inside WeekHaven and click Disconnect. You can also remove WeekHaven from your Slack workspace via Slack → Settings & Administration → Manage Apps. Either action immediately invalidates the stored token and stops any further data collection.
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Last updated: 2026-05-24