Collaboration

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

Every bug generates a conversation. In most teams that conversation happens in Slack, dies in a thread, and six weeks later nobody can find why a decision was made. Artikko puts real-time chat on the ticket itself: ticket-scoped discussion with 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

Lightweight sign-off — a thumbs-up on a proposed fix beats a meeting.

Presence

See who is looking at the ticket right now, powered by a Socket.IO real-time layer.

Why channel chat loses bugs

Channel-based chat — Slack, Teams, even the chat inside big PM suites — organizes conversation by team, not by problem. The repro steps end up in one thread, the decision in another, the fix discussion in a DM, and the person debugging at midnight is left stitching the story back together from fragments. Scoping chat to the ticket means the captured evidence, the discussion and the resolution live as one record. New assignee? They read the ticket and they're caught up.

No other tracker in Artikko's class ships this: capture widgets have comment boxes, enterprise trackers bolt on channel chat. Ticket-scoped real-time discussion is an Artikko exclusive — see the comparisons for the receipts.

In every plan, from day one

Real-time chat isn't an upsell — it ships in the Free plan alongside the widget and MCP access. Discussion, evidence and status in one place, whatever your team size.

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.