Easily announce product updates, service alerts, and critical messages via Slack, SMS, or email. Craft engaging campaigns, schedule sends, and ensure your updates reach the right people at the right time—without juggling multiple tools.
Hey PH! 👋
Super excited to launch Broadcast today!
We built this because customer updates—whether it’s a new feature, a service alert, or a compliance reminder—often get lost when your audience is spread across Slack, Email, and SMS. Manually sending updates across multiple platforms is frustrating, time-consuming, and hard to track.
Would love to hear how you’re currently managing customer announcements and how Broadcast could make your life easier. Drop your thoughts and feedback below! ⬇️
Congrats @jmob_atlas for the launch!
I personally love Atlas, such a great product with great attention for details!

Any plan to add WhatsApp to Broadcast by Atlas?
In Europe is the most used platform.
Atlas customer here! The team is sharp, quick to reply to support request and the product is fast.
Love the tight Slack integration (specifically for Broadcasts). Looking forward to a mobile app. 👊
Reaching customers through multiple channels has made communication effortless. The setup was simple and support has been great
Congrats on the launch! 🚀
Excited to see how it helps creators and brands engage effortlessly.
Exactly! Things were always scattered, and I kept missing them—this is perfect for me. It’s definitely going to boost productivity!
Congrats and thanks @jmob_atlas ! I was just recently looking for something like this. Will try it out!
Sounds pretty cool. + SMS is a good marketing strategy. People are less likely to miss any notification!
Nice! I like that the tool looks very minimalistic and just gives you the most important tools in your hand. I can also imagine that it's a good way to jump-start adoption of new features.
A question: Do you have automated integrations with other dev-platforms etc. that help you with creating these posts etc. so that there's no need to manage content that should be pushed out manually?
