Collaboration

Chat that's scoped to the ticket, not lost in a channel

Every bug generates a conversation — and in most teams it dies in a Slack thread. Tiqzen puts real-time chat on the ticket itself: mentions, reactions and presence, saved exactly where the next person will look.

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Built for working a bug together

Ticket-scoped rooms

Each ticket carries its own live chat; context never bleeds across issues.

Mentions

Notify exactly the person whose input is blocking progress.

Reactions

A thumbs-up on a proposed fix beats a meeting.

Presence

See who is on the ticket right now — a Socket.IO real-time layer.

Why channel chat loses bugs

Channel chat organizes conversation by team; bugs need it organized by problem. Same discussion, two homes:

Channel chat

#frontend · Tue

search bar clears itself?? anyone seen this

DM · Wed

did we decide on the debounce fix? can't find the thread

#general · 3 weeks later

why was this closed? where's the repro?

3 places · 0 evidence · nobody caught up

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Repro'd on staging — console log points at the debounce. @Sofia can you confirm the recording?

Confirmed at 0:42 — value clears exactly on the re-render. Evidence is all on the ticket.

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1 ticket · evidence attached · new assignee reads and ships

In every plan, from day one

Chat isn't an upsell — it ships in the Free plan alongside the widget and MCP access. Ticket-scoped real-time discussion is an Tiqzen exclusive in this class:

Open your first ticket chat in minutes

Invite the team, drop a message on any ticket, and watch presence light up. When the bug closes, the discussion stays — searchable, attributed, attached to the fix.