Introducing Kanvo: Your Unified Messaging Inbox

Today we're launching Kanvo, a platform that brings all your messaging channels—Slack, Discord, Telegram, and more—into one unified inbox with AI assistance.

The Problem We're Solving

Modern teams communicate across dozens of platforms. Slack for work, Discord for communities, Telegram for crypto projects, WhatsApp for quick chats, and the list goes on. Switching between apps is exhausting, and important messages get lost.

What's in the Beta

Connect your accounts from Slack, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, and more. All your conversations appear in one clean interface.

Unified Inbox

Connect your accounts from Slack, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, and more. All your conversations appear in one clean interface.

AI Assistant

Our built-in AI helps you: - Generate reply suggestions - Summarize long conversation threads - Translate messages to different languages - Draft professional responses

Embeddable Widgets (planned)

Embedding Kanvo chat in your own website with an iframe is planned and not serving yet. The REST API and MCP server are available now.

White-Label Options

For agencies and SaaS platforms, we offer full white-label solutions with custom branding and domains.

Getting Started

Ask for an invite at kanvo.ai/request-access, then connect your first messaging app from Integrations.

Kanvo Team

Writes here about what Kanvo is building and why — the send path, the evidence it leaves, and the decisions behind both.

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