Dibs On Stuff
Help your team queue and collaborate with shared servers,
test environments, infrastructure stacks, AI capacity and anything else that
needs cooperation.
Launch in Slack
Easy 
Start instantly without risk.
Free
Let your whole organization use Dibs without worrying about surprise billing or per-user fees.
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Unlimited queue members |
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No arbitrary restrictions on which channels can be used.
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Unlimited channel usage |
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Use a maximum of 2 queues at a time.
Upgrade to manage a greater number of queues. |
2 simultaneous queues |
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All features of the Pro + Extra plans are available for 30 days.
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1 month free trial of Pro |
PRO 
Unlimited everything, build at pace.
$99/month
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Dedicated support |
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No restrictions on the number of queues, the channels, or the number of people in them.
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Unlimited queues |
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Use Dibs directly in your automation and CI/CD pipelines by setting up API access.
This lets you control Dibs via API calls. more info |
API access |
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Configure Dibs to work in the language that each user personally prefers.
Currently supporting: English (US and UK), Chinese, French, German, Japanese and Spanish. Just reach out if you need more. more info |
Multilingual interface new |
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A warm welcome, pick any three items from the official Dibs On Stuff product range free of charge.
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Welcome gear new |
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Administrator user access levels to configure/restrict access to the Dibs On Stuff advanced functionality.
more info |
Administrator access new |
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Register web requests that fire when new people are added to the queue or when the queue changes leaders.
There's a Webhook Builder to help you get started. more info |
Webhooks for queues new |
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Allow multiple people to hold the conch at the same time.
Eg help your customer support team coordinate lunch break groups without leaving the phones un-manned /dibs on lunch
more info |
Multi-leader queues new |
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Work with multiple queues simultaneously using a queue alias.
One popular alias setup is mapping infrastructure regions to availability zones. Eg you might setup the alias uk to target all the zones in that region.
more info |
Queue aliases new |
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Keep separate collections of queues in separate Slack/Discord channels.
Eg: one channel for deploys, one channel for testing/QA. more info |
Restrict queue channels |
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Payments can be made monthly or yearly.
The yearly plan comes with one month free every year. Contact us for yearly plan payment information. |
Annual payment option |
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Great for roster duty or taking turns with after hours support or any other turn taking event that repeats day after day.
People will get automatically placed onto the end of the queue over and over. more info |
Roster duty |
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Make it mandatory to use timers on particular queues.
This helps prevent forgetting to release a queue. And encourages people to consider how long they want to claim something. more info |
Enforce timers |
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Queue jumping |
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For silencing the queue messages that Dibs sends to the Slack or Discord channel.
Can be applied to individual queues or all queues. more info |
Queue notification config |
Extra 
Give your team a boost.
$29/month
For those times when someone has gone on holiday or is unavailable, bump someone from the queue and let the next person have their go.
more info |
Queue bumping |
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Specify the amount of time
that you're claiming something for, before it is automatically released.
more info |
Timed de-queuing |
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Use a maximum of 20 queues at a time.
For example this might be used to manage up to 20 staging or deployment environments simultaneously. Upgrade to manage a greater number of queues. |
20 simultaneous queues |
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Slack interface upgrade |
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No more spelling errors, eg: this will work:
/dibs on staging but this won't work: /dibs on stageing
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Approved queue names |
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If you have a workflow where it doesn't matter which queue, you just want the next available one, then
this will let you call
/dibs any to just get the next server that's free. more info |
First available queue new |
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Help other team members understand more, by stating a short description.
Useful also for attaching bug/issue numbers to things. more info |
Add extra info when calling dibs |
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This makes certain queues have a bit more noise, so that as new members are added to a queue, notifications are sent to the queue leader.
more info |
Gentle reminders |
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Better than drawing names from a hat, use a random queue to decide who's next. Useful for sharing the load with office chores.
more info |
Random queues |
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Originally written to allow semi-anonymous queues, this feature keeps the guest list a secret.
more info |
Secret queues with hidden names |
Loved by many
"At Manifold we've
been using Dibs to keep track of developer test environments. It means we
can provision a smaller subset of stacks and it's clear who's on each one.
Dibs tidies up an invisible social problem."
A. Hill, Software Engineer
A. Hill, Software Engineer
Call dibs on anything
Shared servers
and hardware
"Finished with the staging server?"QA
handover
"Completed testing, all yours now"Group editing
and review
"I'll give it a look when you're done"Bring your dog
to work day
"Ok to bring Lucy along on Thursday?"Parking space
allocation
"Dibs on parking space five"Dealing out
sales leads
"Just call dibs on the next one"Taking turns
presenting
"Mike's turn next, or was it Joe's?"Office
games
"Who's next for table-tennis?"Shared
accounts
"Can't both be logged in"Chores
and tasks
"Dibs off the dishes thanks"Private by default
The information that is put into Dibs is used only to run the
service. No data collection. No surprises.
See the Privacy Policy for the fine print and
here are the exact permissions that we request compared to a privacy-devouring alternative.
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