One line each, whenever
Everyone posts what they’re on. Copy the thread into your notes and let the room vanish.
Give everyone a shared space to post updates, see what colleagues have shared and copy a consolidated summary.
About 30 seconds to set up, and nothing to archive, mute or tidy afterwards.
Tap Start an updates room. Show the QR at the morning briefing or paste the link into your existing channel once. Add a password if the link might travel.
Initials, a first name, anything. Each person gets their own color, and every update is signed, so a fast day stays readable.
Tap Sort to see one window per teammate. Copy the day grouped by person into your notes. The room erases itself after 6 quiet hours.
Everyone posts what they’re on. Copy the thread into your notes and let the room vanish.
The outgoing shift posts, the incoming one reads it sorted by person. Done.
“Judge pushed us to 2pm” from the court; “bundle at reception” from the office. One room, one day.
Crew, volunteers and vendors in one room without anyone making an account.
No “can you make an account” friction. Share the link, they’re in.
How a law firm runs a hearing day in one disposable room, step by step.
Rooms are unlisted and can be password-locked, but they are not end-to-end encrypted. Use them for logistics, not for privileged, confidential or client-identifying material.
No. Everyone joins in the browser by link or QR, picks a display name, and starts posting. No emails, no phone numbers, no installs.
Up to 25 devices at the same time, the right size for a team, a shift or a working group. The owner can always rejoin, even when the room is full.
Yes. Tap Sort and the feed regroups into one window per person, each in their color with the time of their latest update. It only changes your view; tap again for the live timeline.
Yes. A room erases itself after 6 hours without activity, and after 24 hours at the latest even if it stays busy. Nothing is archived. Copy the day before you leave if you need a record.
Use it for logistics and coordination. Rooms are unlisted and can be password-locked, but they aren’t end-to-end encrypted and are never a system of record.
No sign-up. Up to 25 people. Gone within 24 hours.