Jack Dorsey, founder of Block, formerly Square, has launched Buzz, an open-source decentralized group chat app built to compete with team collaboration platforms such as Slack, according to Bitcoin Magazine. The product is built on the decentralized social protocol Nostr and is designed for teams made up of both humans and AI agents. Buzz supports group chat, project management, coding, and pull request collaboration. Block said the app is decentralized and open source, giving users control over their own data while allowing teams to work with members and dedicated agents inside shared spaces. The launch places another Dorsey-backed product around open protocols and user-controlled data into the collaboration software market.
Block founder Jack Dorsey, whose company was formerly known as Square, has launched Buzz, an open-source decentralized group chat app aimed at competing with team collaboration platforms such as Slack, according to Bitcoin Magazine.
Buzz is built on Nostr, a decentralized social protocol. It is designed for teams made up of both humans and AI agents, with features that cover chat, project management, coding, and pull request collaboration.
Block said the app is decentralized and open source, allowing users to control their own data. Teams can also work with members and dedicated agents in shared spaces.
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