About InboxBarn

A help desk for teams who already live where their customers do.

We started InboxBarn after watching a thousand support conversations get fractured across tabs, portals and forwarded threads. We believe a customer should never have to leave the place they reached out from — and a support team should never have to play archaeologist to find what was said yesterday.

We're six people, three time zones, and one shared belief: the best support software gets out of the way so that two humans can finish a sentence together.

Principles

Four rules that make every product decision.

    01

    Conversation over ticket

    A ticket number is an apology for bad software. We design for the moment a customer speaks — and the moment a teammate answers.

    02

    Native on every channel

    Discord should feel like Discord. Email should feel like email. We don't flatten the world into a portal nobody chose.

    03

    Quiet over clever

    Most support tools are loud — red badges, dashboards, gamification. We remove until what's left is exactly enough.

    04

    Few, well-cared-for

    We'd rather have 800 happy teams than 80,000 forgotten ones. Our pricing reflects that — and so does our roadmap.

A short barn raising

How we got here.

  1. 2024

    01 · The thread idea

    Two of us — a Slack moderator and an email-tired support lead — sketched the first version of a unified thread on a whiteboard in Trondheim.

  2. 2025

    02 · Quiet launch

    Shipped to twelve teams we already knew. Spent a year doing little except listening to them.

  3. 2026

    03 · The doors open

    Public beta. Discord, Slack, email, SMS — eight channels live, four more on the way. You are reading this on the day we opened the barn.

The crew

Six people, a lot of listening.

We hire slowly. Every teammate has shipped a product they cared about into the hands of customers they could name.

  • M

    Maren H.

    Co-founder · Product

  • T

    Theo B.

    Co-founder · Engineering

  • A

    Ada S.

    Customer obsession

  • J

    Jonas L.

    Channels & APIs

  • P

    Priya R.

    Design

  • W

    Wren P.

    Operations

Want to support the way you actually talk?
Come look around the barn.