Everything in the box
The whole list, with nothing invented.
Eight surfaces and the things that hold a company together. Every line below is something the product does today.
The communicator
One surface for four kinds of room, so a conversation with a colleague, a team, a meeting and a client all behave the same way.
Rooms
- One-to-one, team, meeting and invite-link rooms
- Guest chat by link — no account, no licence
- Per-chat wallpaper, favourites, manual unread
Messages
- Text, audio, image, video, document, sticker, contact and location
- Reactions, @mentions, replies, forwarding, edit and delete
- Captions and link previews
- Animated sticker packs and an in-app image editor
Signals
- Read, delivered and audio-played receipts
- Typing indicators
- Voice notes transcribed automatically
Crossing over
- A document or Sketchi board shared into a thread stays live
- Calls, missed calls and access requests appear in the thread
Calls and meetings
Calls run in the browser on your own media server, and moderation is enforced at the media layer rather than only in signalling — a muted participant is muted, not asked to be.
In the call
- Audio, video and screen share
- Raise hand and in-call reactions
- Force-mute and ask-to-unmute
- Sketchi as a presentation surface, everyone following the presenter
- Picture-in-picture and a mid-call audio-to-video upgrade
The room
- Participant grid with pin, layout menu and resizable tiles
- Guest knock-and-admit door
- Call quality monitoring and an audio device picker
- A summary when the call ends
Scheduled
- Recurring meetings — pattern, weekdays, end date
- Templates, public or private
- RSVP with responses, all-day, online or a physical location
- Day, week and month calendar views
- Every meeting has its own chat room and call room
On the phone
- Rings through the Android app with a full-screen incoming call
- Push notification wake-up when the app is closed
Projects, sprints and testing
The delivery tools sit in the same workspace as the conversation that produced the work, so what was agreed in a meeting is already on a board by the time it ends.
Projects
- Scrum master and product owner per project
- Sprints with goals, and a backlog
- Tasks with priority, assignee, hours, dates, status and manager notes
- Subtasks
- Project files and statistics
- Trash and restore
Test management
- Test cases with preconditions, steps and expected result
- Priority and severity
- Test executions and results
- Bug tracking
On the calendar
- Task deadlines land beside the meetings
- The project calendar shows what a day actually holds
Documents, Sketchi and mail
A real word processor, an infinite canvas and your existing mailboxes — all inside the workspace, so nothing has to leave it as an attachment.
Documents
- Live collaborative editing with several people at once
- Ribbon UI — File, Home, Insert, Layout, Review, View, Table Design
- Comments and tracked changes
- Tables, shapes, headers and footers, footnotes, columns
- Bookmarks and clause numbering
- DOCX import and export, PDF export
Library
- Folders and per-user filings
- Sharing with people or teams, with permissions
- Access requests that arrive as a chat message
- Trash and restore
Sketchi
- Infinite canvas with folders, sharing and thumbnails
- Embedded in calls with follow-the-presenter
- Trash with expiry
- Full IMAP and SMTP against the mailboxes you already own
- Folders — create, rename, delete — search and attachments
- Drafts, flags, spam, trash, archive, move and copy
- Bulk actions, mailbox quota, remote content trust list
- Mailbox administration: create, set password, set quota, delete
People, payroll and hiring
The staff record every other part of the workspace reads: managers, teams and status come from here, so a leaver is a leaver everywhere at once.
Records
- Employee profiles, documents and an org chart
- Contracts from templates, signed online
- Assets and insurance per person
- Letters with a code anyone can verify
Time
- Leave requests and balances
- Attendance, rosters and timesheets across work sites
- Requests and approvals in one queue
Pay
- Payroll runs with a review step
- Payslips and expenses
- End-of-service settlements, signed online
Hiring and growth
- A recruitment pipeline with candidates
- A careers page, and a careers API for your own site
- Performance reviews and skills
- Surveys and announcements
CRM
Leads, contacts and deals move through a pipeline beside the chat, calls and mail where they are discussed.
Pipeline
- Leads, contacts, companies and accounts
- Deals on a pipeline with stages
- A forecast of what is likely to close
Closing
- Quotes from price books, with approvals
- Quotes the client signs online
- Invoices
- Booking pages for meetings
Reaching out
- Email sequences
- WhatsApp conversations
- Calls and activities logged on the record
- Rules that act on a deal for you, and webhooks
Knowing where you stand
- An overview of the pipeline
- Reports
- Sales teams
Finance
The books behind the invoices, kept in the same workspace as the work they are for, with a view for your accountant.
Books
- A chart of accounts and a journal
- A view for your accountant
- Financial reports and analysis
Money in and out
- Bills from suppliers
- Credit notes
- Recurring entries
- Fixed assets
Control
- Approvals before money moves
- Budgets
- Bank accounts
Drive
The team's files and folders, in the workspace rather than a separate service.
Files
- Folders, with drag and drop
- Previews for images, PDFs and documents
- Version history
- A description on any file
Sharing
- Folders shared with chosen people
- New documents and spreadsheets started straight from Drive
Underneath all of it
The parts that make it a company system.
Roles and permissions
Role-based access control across every surface
Audit trail
Who did what, when, and from where
Offboarding
One action ends chat, mail, calls and the session together
Invite links
With expiry and a title, for people outside the company
Notifications
In-app and push, with per-type preferences
Askini
An assistant in the sidebar, with saved conversations
Personal todo
Lists, items and subtasks that never reach the project board
English and Arabic
Full right-to-left, chosen per person, not per company
Light and dark
Across the whole product, not just the marketing site
Android app
Chat, mail, meetings and calls, with native call handling
See it with your own work in it.
The trial is the full product, not a sandbox — so nothing you set up during it has to be done again afterwards.