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Workleap

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AI platform for people managers that handles briefings, reviews, goals, meetings and team health, from the makers of Officevibe.

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About Workleap

Workleap is a commercial platform for people managers. It is the new name for products including Officevibe and Pingboard, and it presents itself as an AI agent that observes team activity, prepares work, and leaves final decisions to the manager. The goal is to reduce time managers spend on admin so they can lead their teams.

Capabilities listed by the vendor include a daily briefing, performance reviews that gather evidence and draft text for the manager to refine, team health and feedback monitoring, a living people and organization directory, meeting and 1:1 scheduling with notes and follow-ups, goals tracking, recognition through Good Vibes, and action plans. More than a hundred integrations are supported, natively or via custom MCP.

Workleap publishes a learning hub, templates, webinars and comparison pages, and it offers a pricing page and demos. It is a hosted service for companies that want to equip managers, and it is not open-source software.

Key features

  • Daily briefing for managers
  • Evidence-based performance review drafts
  • Team health and feedback monitoring
  • People and org directory
  • Meeting and 1:1 preparation with notes
  • Goals tracking and recognition
  • Native and MCP integrations

Good fit for

  • →Managers preparing for performance reviews
  • →Spotting engagement issues in teams early
  • →Running more effective 1:1 meetings
Tags
employee-engagement
performance-reviews
people-management
one-on-ones
goals
ai-agents
hr-software

Workleap: questions and answers

What is Workleap used for?
Workleap is an AI platform for people managers that handles briefings, reviews, goals, meetings and team health, from the makers of Officevibe. It is a good fit for managers preparing for performance reviews, spotting engagement issues in teams early and running more effective 1:1 meetings.
How much does Workleap cost?
Paid plans for Workleap start at $4,999 per year, and there is no free plan.
Is Workleap open source?
No. Workleap is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the HR & Recruiting category, open-source options include Reactive Resume, Resume Matcher and Frappe HR.
What are some alternatives to Workleap?
Workleap competes with Culture Amp, Leapsome and 15Five.

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