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Beanhop gathers kudos, birthdays, and team rituals into one playful feed — so distributed teams never miss a moment worth celebrating.
Start free todayBeanhop catches every win as it happens, turns it into a celebration, and keeps your team's rituals running on schedule.
One shared feed for kudos, shout-outs, and milestones — searchable across every team and timezone.
A win posted in chat becomes confetti on the team board in seconds — no forms, no copy-paste.
Rituals are scheduled ahead and backed up, so a busy sprint never swallows a birthday again.
Capture every win, keep rituals on track, measure what sticks, and pipe the confetti into the tools you already use.
A weekly score built from kudos, ritual streaks, and quick check-ins.
Shipped the beta a week early.
Talked us off a Friday deploy.
Onboarded three new hires solo.
Every shout-out from chat, standups, and reviews is captured automatically as the team works.
A friendly chart of who joined what — and which rituals need a nudge.
Connect chat, calendar, and video so every celebration reaches everyone.
Beanhop runs wherever your team does — 40+ countries, every timezone, one shared confetti supply.
Teams celebrating worldwide
Kudos in one feed
Rituals on autopilot
Confetti included
Start with one squad, grow when the confetti spreads — every plan is monthly and honest.
People teams from all over the world run their celebrations on Beanhop. Here is what a few of them say.
Beanhop quietly fixed something we had tried to fix with three different tools. Kudos used to live in one channel, birthdays in a spreadsheet, and our retro ritual in somebody's head. Now it is all one feed, the Friday roundup writes itself, and people actually read it. Ritual participation went from patchy to a 92% weekly average in about two months — and nobody had to be nagged.
Maya Lindqvist
Head of People, Fernhold
The people behind Beanhop are a joy to work with. Fast answers, thoughtful releases, zero drama.
Tomás Rivera
Engineering Manager, Quintel Labs
The Friday roundup alone saves me two hours a week — it used to be my Thursday-night chore.
Sana Okafor
People Ops Lead, Northbeam
We adapted Beanhop to some unusual rituals — a monthly failure party, a gratitude standup, an async demo day. It bent to all of them without a fight. And the one time we got properly stuck, support replied in 40 minutes with an actual fix, not a macro.
Elin Vasquez
COO, Driftlane
Nobody needed training. The board looks like a party and works like a spreadsheet.
Marco Tanaka
Team Lead, Halcyon Works
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