It’s been a game changer in our organization. We have a 20 something person team in the media space. Beats slack for communication, both internally, and with external people. You can create department with them.It has a lot more than just messaging tasks, calendar, and a competitor to Google Docs. most apps that try to do everything do a bad job but this is an exception.

I’ve tried them all. Basecamp, Slack (with multiple paid integrations), Bitrix24, Podio, etc. This one is the most rounded and “complete” with features and ease of use. Intuitive for quick on boarding and deep enough with features that you can grow with. Some small niggly issues like UX mix up between languages and accessing documents mean leaving the native app for a trip to the browser. Hopefully all this can be resolved with new updates. I am still curious what the pricing is. All mostly free for now, but that’s where they get you when paid tiers come in later.

Would be frustrating having to switch from Gmail to Slack, then back to google calendar then having to download Google Docs, open document, forward it to a specific person then on and on and on.If that resonates with you or your team in anyway, Lark is a life saver. One platform with everything your team needs!

This platform is quite literally the worst platform I’ve ever used for work. I can’t pop out a document… so any time I click out of it it goes away. In case you forget your own name there’s a watermark of your name all over everything. There is no organization to the messenger part of the platform. In slack your groups are in one place and individual messages are alphabetized. This is not the case for lark, it’s a giant cluster and very difficult to find the convo thread you are looking for. It’s a wannabe google suite but it’s very very very far away from being even close.