
What I like most about Gather is how easy it makes communication when working remotely. As a Lead Developer, I often need to talk through technical issues, help teammates troubleshoot bugs, or have quick, informal discussions. Instead of scheduling a meeting or checking everyone’s availability, I can see who’s online and free in real time, walk over to their virtual desk, and start a conversation right away.
I also appreciate the virtual meeting rooms, private spaces, and integrations with tools like Google Calendar and GitHub. Overall, it saves time, reduces unnecessary meetings and waiting around, and makes remote collaboration feel much closer to working together in a real office. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The main thing I dislike is that Gather sometimes struggles with performance when we’re using several features at the same time—like audio, video, screen sharing, and other tools. In those moments it can get slow or laggy, which interrupts the flow of our discussions. Aside from that issue, my overall experience with it has been good. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.