Keep your colleagues meeting.
Workplace from Meta has closed. Wherever your company's feed lives now, Let's Get Coffee looks after the part a feed never did well: introducing colleagues across teams and offices, one coffee at a time.
Works by email. Slack delivery on the Corporate plan.
- One-to-one introductions across teams and offices
- A clear reason in every introduction
- Groups for a team, office or new-hire cohort
- Opt-in, with nothing to install
Set up in an afternoon.
Workplace did a few jobs. Here's where each one can go.
Let's Get Coffee isn't a company feed or a chat tool. It's where colleagues actually meet. Most companies leaving Workplace pick a home for each job, and the four rows below are the usual answer.
| What Workplace did | Where it can go now |
|---|---|
| Company news and announcements | An internal social network or intranet, such as Workvivo by Zoom or Viva Engage |
| Chat and work channels | The chat tool your teams already use, such as Slack, Microsoft Teams or Google Chat |
| Groups for a team, office or cohort | Groups in Let's Get Coffee, each running its own coffee rounds |
| Meeting colleagues you'd never cross paths with | Let's Get Coffee: one introduction at a time, each with a reason to meet |
Based on publicly available information as of October 2026. Workplace from Meta, Workvivo, Viva Engage, Slack, Microsoft Teams and Google Chat are trademarks of their respective owners; we're not affiliated with any of them.
Introductions that turn into coffee
A feed lets people see each other. An introduction gets two of them into the same room, or the same call.
Nothing new to install
Introductions arrive by email, so everyone can take part on day one. On the Corporate plan they can land in Slack instead.
Running in an afternoon
Share one link, let people opt in, and start a round. The invites and reminders go out on their own.
A reason in every introduction
Different department, same office, something one person hopes to learn and the other can help with. The reason is what makes the first message easy.
Each person chooses
Joining is opt-in, and people share only what they want on their profile. Saying no to an introduction is always fine.
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Moving on from Workplace
The honest answers to what teams ask when they switch.
- Is Let's Get Coffee a replacement for Workplace from Meta?
- For one part of it. Workplace was a company feed, chat and groups. Let's Get Coffee is where colleagues meet: it introduces two people who'd be glad to know each other and helps the coffee happen. For the feed, an internal social network such as Workvivo by Zoom, Meta's named migration partner, or Viva Engage is the closer fit, and the two work well side by side.
- Can we bring our Workplace members over?
- There's nothing to export. People join with their work email or a link you share, and they choose whether to take part. Groups you ran on Workplace can become groups here, each with its own coffee rounds.
- Do we need Slack or Microsoft Teams?
- No. Introductions and reminders arrive by email, which works for everyone. Slack delivery is available on the Corporate plan for companies that want it.
- How much does it cost?
- You can start free. The Corporate plan (from $49/mo, scaling with headcount) adds Slack delivery, advanced matching and reporting.
The next coffee starts here.
Start a round, share the link, and let colleagues meet across the lines an org chart draws.
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