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Topics on Ryver are an important tool that we use every day, even though we do not use them as a forum. We use topics as a way for our team leaders to post important information and procedures that our team members could look up and use when they need it.

We have gotten to the point where we have too many topics, and it is hard to find what we are looking for, in a timely manner, and efficiently.

We have tried everything to keep our topics organized, but as it is currently, topics are very limited.

Here are our collective suggestions for Ryver Topics, that would make our experience so much better:

1. Topics should be able to be categorized, either by allowing tags in their titles, in order to differentiate different kinds of topics, or any other clever solution that the Ryver Devs could come up with.

2. Topics should be able to be reordered freely, or at least have some sorting options, other than automatically being sorted the publishing date. Sort by A-Z, by #hashtags….

We understand that this might not be the intended use for topics, and if the Ryver Devs consider that topics dont need those features, we kindly suggest to please implement a new feature in Ryver, where we can maintain all this important information, and have better controls and organizations over it.

Make it possible for the admin/owner to see when a user last time was online, And see witch forum/team he/she was most active in.

I like Ryver's Topic implementation, but having recently migrated from Slack, I feel that having to "quickly reply" on a message without having to create a long-live Topic is definitely missing to Ryver.

In the past when using Slack, I liked some discussions started from a message which was not flagged as "important" like we would do with a Topic.

I really see such "light thread" as an added value to Topics, both could live independently.

Seeing as there is a personal tasks feature it would make sense to be able to give view/edit permissions on them. Managers may want to see their direct report's tasks. And high up people may want their PA to organise theirs.

As a company who typically has our users search across previous chats/posts, when reading the subsequent thread, the date does not include the year. 

This creates lots of situations where someone looking for data ends up reading a thread with no context of how old it is. 

Below you can see when searching I get the full date, but once I'm now looking at that thread, which may have been contributed to over a couple of years there is no year reference.

Thanks!

we all run meetings and there is no good solution in the market for a great way to collaboratively build a agenda, run the meeting and assign action items as an outcome. Doing this inside the company communication platform would be a dream and a product in itself.

i see there have been requests for a calendar in the past and these 2 features could integrate.

I would see "meetings" as a separate tab like topics/tasks. A meeting could be a lot like a topic. The description could be a list that is editable by team members. When you run the meeting you could type up comments on each agenda item. these could just be threaded comments for each agenda item. Then if any "comment" required action it could be converted to a task and quickly assigned to the appropriate team member.

i can thing of more lavish designs but this approach would require minimal development working within the parameters of what ryver already does well.

On android, to open up the main menu list, you need to tap the hamburger (cannot swipe across to open). But then to close the menu, you cannot tap the open space, but must swipe across? What is the reason for this inconsistency?

Please fix this. This is just poor app design... 

When a checklist has more than just a few items, while adding a new item, SAVE and CANCEL buttons are not visible and it happens that I forget to use the SAVE. My suggestion is to have both buttons at the bottom, near the ADD ITEM... button.

Not sure how useful this would be to others, but I prefer to be joined to many teams that I support, however, am not active in on a regular basis.  I'd like the option to mute normal chat notifications AND @team notifications, but still receive @user notifications.

While I appreciate the need to keep the option screens as minimalistic as possible to not clutter the interface, I could really use this feature.  Apologies in advance if it's somehow in there already and I'm just blind, thank you.