Do your best work,
with fewer interruptions.
Your best hours get eaten by “got a sec?” Currant sets your status from your real focus and load, so teammates know when to wait — and you get long, unbroken stretches back.
Free, and it sets itself.
Async work waits invisibly.
Teams rarely stall because no one's working. They stall because work waits — unanswered mentions, stale decisions, reviews nobody picked up. Meanwhile the day fills with interruptions.
Sources: Microsoft 2025 Work Trend Index; UC Irvine interruption research.
A softer Slack status that sets itself.
Currant reads your real response pace, focus, and load — and sets a status that tells teammates what to expect. No manual updates, no explaining yourself.
- Fresh — replies normal.
- Flowing — usually within a couple of hours.
- Slammed — heavy load; a good moment to send clear, complete requests.
- Deep — in focus, low bandwidth.
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currantAPPOnly visible to you- the decision you actually need
- the context & links to make it
- when it has to land
When someone's slammed, help the work land.
When you're about to message a teammate who's Slammed, Currant quietly shows you a private heads-up — only you see it — so your ask lands complete the first time, and you get a real answer in one pass instead of a day of back-and-forth.
Send less, but send it whole — and act the moment they reply. Their attention stays protected, and your work moves faster.
Same thing.
Your status, your call.
Currant is the opposite of a tracker. You turn it on, you control it, and it never reads what you write.
- You turn it on. It activates per person — nothing happens until you say so.
- You stay in control. Override, snooze, or pause any time.
- Only you see it. In v1, your status change is visible to you alone.
Currant reads messages only to spot @mentions and replies — it stores that a mention happened and whether it was answered, never the content, never your DMs. Read our privacy approach →
See the one bottleneck holding the company back.
As more work goes async — and as AI agents generate more drafts, tickets, and requests — the constraint shifts to human decisions: approvals, reviews, risk calls. Currant finds the single place a release is actually waiting, and what it costs. We measure waiting, not people.
- Wait-time saved — the headline number, in hours per week and dollars.
- The global bottleneck — named as a function, never a person, with the queues stacked behind it.
- Systemic fixes — each constraint ships a suggested action you can assign and watch resolve.
SoonFocus (how scattered the company's attention is) and Resilience (single points of failure) — early signals, off by default.
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This quarter
A different question: where is work waiting?
Work is a web of invisible queues.
It piles onto whoever everyone depends on — so your best people become the bottleneck, and the whole team waits. Here's the full picture, and how Currant fixes it.
Do your best work, with fewer interruptions.
No pressure. Just clearer expectations.