Free tools for Slack-first teams

Why these tools are public

Most “desk booking software” and “pulse survey” pages hide the useful bit behind a demo form. That is the opposite of how a 15–80 person team actually shops. You try the arithmetic or the questions first. If they fit, you automate them.

• Pulse survey questions you can paste into Slack today, without creating an account.
• A hot desk / office hoteling calculator that tells you how many desks you need before you buy software.
• The same three harmony questions Wolfloyee sends as a private Slack DM if you later Add to Slack.

Nothing on this page requires a company account. Signup is for sending the monthly pulse and reading the score — not for reading a question list.

• 45 pulse survey questions

  Nine questions each on skills, collaboration, and impact, plus manager 1:1 prompts and hybrid-work checks. Copy one line or a whole group. Keep the same three for three months if you want a trend.

  Open the question bank

• Hot desk ratio calculator

  Enter headcount, office days, and a target occupancy. You get peak concurrent seats, a desk count, and copy-ready office hoteling language you can paste into Slack.

  Open the calculator

How this fits Wolfloyee

Use the tools even if you never install the app. If you do install:

• The monthly pulse uses three of the same ratings — skills, collaboration, impact — as a private Slack DM.
• The office planner is the visual side of the desk-booking math: seats on a floor, not a spreadsheet.
• Public beta is free. After beta the company pays $1 per employee at month end for that month’s headcount. No credit card to start.

If you arrived from a search for pulse survey questions or desk booking software, start with the matching tool. Add to Slack only when you are tired of copying by hand.