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+Zulip’s organized team chat app makes communication dramatically more efficient
+than other popular apps like Slack and Microsoft Teams, which push teams towards
+chaotic and disruptive communication patterns.
+
+But don't just take our word for it. Across diverse, demanding organizations
+in [business](#business), [education and research](#education-and-research),
+and [open-source projects and communities](#open-source-projects-and-communities),
+the case studies below feature Zulip users describing in detail how Zulip supports
+and transforms communication for the better.
+
+## Business
+
+- ### [Efficient distributed team management at iDrift AS](/case-studies/idrift/)
+  While Slack worked reasonably well for real-time chat, busy Slack channels
+  hindered async discussions. iDrift AS evaluated and adopted Zulip in 2020.
+- ### [Easy communication for 1000 agents at GUT contact](/case-studies/gut-contact/)
+  GUT contact offers flexibility to work from one of 10 offices across 3 countries,
+  or from home. Zulip keeps teams in sync across all job functions.
+- ### [Managing hundreds of projects at End Point Dev](/case-studies/end-point/)
+  For nearly a decade, Zulip has been a virtual office for End Point’s distributed
+  team. Discussing projects in Zulip channels keeps everyone informed.
+- ### [Worldwide operations and AI at WindBorne](/case-studies/windborne/)
+  Zulip is WindBorne's irreplaceable hub for coordinating work ranging from
+  balloon launches around the globe to developing state-of-the-art AI models.
+- ### [More efficient communication than Slack at Semsee](/case-studies/semsee/)
+  New Semsee employees adapt easily to Zulip’s organized conversations. They quickly
+  develop an intuition for when to start a new topic, and what topic names work well.
+- ### [Open distributed communication at Atolio](/case-studies/atolio/)
+  Since February 2020, Zulip’s organized team chat has enabled the open
+  communication culture Atolio’s founders wanted.
+
+## Education and research
+
+- ### [Organized chat for 1000s of students at TUM](/case-studies/tum/)
+  Prior to adopting Zulip, instructors had cycled through product after product
+  in search of a way to effectively manage communication among their 30-50
+  person course staff and 1400-2000 students at a time.
+- ### [Communication hub across 6 continents at UCSD](/case-studies/ucsd/)
+  With students logging in at all hours of the day, Zulip’s topic model is key for
+  finding materials and participating in discussions. Zulip’s rich functionality
+  smoothed out many aspects of remote communication.
+- ### [Connecting across generations at the National University of Córdoba](/case-studies/university-of-cordoba/)
+  The Mathematics, Astronomy, Physics and Computing (FAMAF) department tried moving
+  to Slack. However, without a software budget, the 90-day message history limit on
+  Slack’s free plan was a major frustration.
+- ### [Research collaboration at scale in the Lean mathematical community](/case-studies/lean/)
+  Zulip’s unique combination of topic-based organization with a casual chat app feel
+  helps the Lean community create a welcoming environment for newcomers.
+
+## Open-source projects and communities
+
+- ### [Inclusive discussion in the open-source Asciidoctor community](/case-studies/asciidoctor/)
+  If a topic starts in the wrong place or veers off course, Zulip’s moderation
+  tools make it easy to fix. Community moderators can keep the dialogue
+  organized by reclassifying topics and posts without disrupting the ongoing
+  conversation.
+- ### [Faster decision-making in the Rust language community](/case-studies/rust/)
+  In contrast to other chat tools, Zulip makes it pleasant to have multiple
+  conversations at once. Zulip’s thread-based organization creates a clear record
+  of past discussions, documenting the decision-making process.
+- ### [Platform for a worldwide community since 2013 at Recurse Center](/case-studies/recurse-center/)
+  The Recurse Center was an early adopter of Zulip. They began to use the product
+  in January 2013, when it was still in private beta. Even then, Zulip’s
+  thoughtful design made it stand out.
+- ### [Professional community support at Rush Stack](/case-studies/rush-stack/)
+  To make the transition, Rush Stack imported the project’s full chat history from
+  Gitter into Zulip, making it an easily searchable resource. Enabling Zulip’s
+  feature for logging in with GitHub meant that users didn’t have to make new
+  accounts.
+- ### [Collaboration drives innovation at Mixxx](/case-studies/mixxx/)
+  Zulip has proven perfectly suited to support Mixxx’s worldwide community: It has
+  made collaboration easier, and community engagement has grown as a result. Zulip’s
+  threading model works well for occasional participants in the community, and
+  world-public channels make it possible to view discussions without even creating
+  an account.