Paste a link and your whole group lands in one organised space — chat, a shared calendar, files, sign-offs. No login for anyone you invite. Nothing to install.
No signup. No app. Just a link.
tiles just turned up
how it works
Trade, tutor, trip, care… it comes pre-wired for the job. Takes about five seconds.
Text it, email it, drop it in a DM. However you already share things.
They click and they're in — in a space already set up for the job. No account, nothing to install.
why this exists
Re: Re: Re: FWD: kitchen reno — tiles??
> > > sorry, resending with the right attachment
> > thanks!
> +sam +priya +the whole cc list again
Sent from my iPhone. This email and any attachments…
Priya they're grey though. we said sage
Mia good call, grey would've fought the floor
Dev i'll ring them first thing
You know the thread. A dozen people on cc, someone hits reply-all to say "thanks", and the one file you need is buried under a signature and a legal disclaimer nobody reads. Whether it's a renovation, a family's care, or a client's project — send a link instead, and the whole thing lives in one place you can actually follow.
what's inside
Pick a template and it comes pre-wired with the tools that job needs. It all lives behind one link — and the people you invite never make an account.
Follow the thread, not the tangle.
Sam did we ever settle the tiles?
Priya sage. it's in the thread ↑
Dates everyone can see, with reminders that actually fire.
Checklists, assignments, who’s-paid — one shared list.
Tap to sign off a quote or a design. Dated. Undeniable.
Settle the date, the venue, the colour — right in the room.
Drop the photos and files. They just show up.
A back room for your team, walled off from the client.
The door’s already open for the people you invite.
who gets in
All the friction sits on you, the owner — never on your guests. Turn the dial from wide-open to locked-down, per room.
Anyone with the link is in. For a party or a public group.
People ask; you wave them in. Off by default, one tap on.
Single-use links you hand out — revocable any time.
Only the emails you name get in. For care, kids, contracts.
Links are revocable and can expire. Ask for a verified email when it matters. It's the control a pro needs — and, later, the trust badge that says you're the real thing.
who it's for
The same no-login space, pre-wired for the job. Find yours.
Hen & stag dos
Sort the group chaos with one link.
Group trips
Herd the group chat into one place.
Weddings
Keep everyone in the loop, no app.
Family care
One calm place for the whole family.
Doulas & birth workers
A space per client, no app for parents.
Cohort courses
A lightweight home per cohort.
Freelancers
A client space with no login.
Architects & designers
Timestamped sign-off per project.
Trades & contractors
Signed proof, no more he-said-she-said.
Coaches
A private space per client.
Small groups & churches
A home for the group, no app.
Nannies & childminders
One place parents actually open.
0 accounts · 1 link · everyone's in
joins in under two seconds, in any browser
why we built it
I once lost an afternoon to a 60-message email thread about a logo. Everyone was on it. Nobody could find the final file. Half the replies said "looks good to me" and the other half said "sorry, resending". There had to be a version where you send a link and the whole thing is just there — the plan, the files, the sign-off — threaded, organised, still around tomorrow. We couldn't find one we liked, so we built it.
pricing
Everyone you invite joins free, forever. Pay only for what you run — a subscription if it's a business, or a one-off pass for a single event.
$0
your first room, forever
from $19 / mo
for the owner. guests still join free
$9 one-off
one event, no subscription
the honest bit
Rooms are private to whoever has the link, and you decide how long the history sticks around. We're not going to tell you it's end-to-end encrypted, because it isn't yet. That's on the roadmap, not in the product today. If your conversation needs E2EE right now, hang on for it. We'd rather say so than lose your trust the first time you ask.