Teams & work
Share team updates without accounts, emails or a paper trail
Group chats accumulate. Email threads sprawl. Sometimes a team just needs one place to post updates today - and needs that place to be gone by tomorrow. A temporary room does exactly that: everyone joins by QR or link, posts under a name, and the room erases itself after 6 quiet hours.
A worked example: a law firm on a hearing day
A solicitor is coordinating a busy court day: one colleague is at the hearing, one is back at the office, a trainee is running documents between the two. Instead of a WhatsApp group that lives forever on everyone’s personal phones, the solicitor creates a room in the morning and shares the link.
Through the day the room fills up: “Judge pushed us to 2pm” - Farah · “Bundle copies ready at reception” - T · “Client arrived, meeting room 2” - Owner. Every update is signed with a name in its own color, so a fast-moving day stays readable. By the evening, the room has deleted itself - no group to mute, no thread to tidy, nothing lingering on anyone’s device.
Set it up (about 30 seconds)
- Create a room. You’re in immediately as the owner - no name needed, your posts are signed “Owner”.
- Optionally tap the shield to set a password, and tell your team the word in person or on a call.
- Share the QR code at the morning briefing, or paste the link into your existing channel once.
- Each person picks a display name - initials, a first name, anything - and gets their own color.
- Post updates as the day unfolds. Everything syncs instantly to everyone in the room.
- Walk away. The room erases itself after 6 hours of quiet (24 hours maximum, no matter what).
What a disposable room is good for
- On-the-day logistics - hearings, closings, site visits, filming days, event setup.
- Shift handovers - the outgoing shift posts what the incoming one needs to know.
- Stand-ups without another app - everyone posts one line; copy the thread into your notes and let the room vanish.
- Working with outsiders - contractors, counsel, vendors: no “can you make an account” friction.
Know its limits
Be deliberate about what you post. Rooms are unlisted and can be password-locked, but they are not end-to-end encrypted and anyone who has the link (and password) can read them. Use a room for logistics and coordination - not for privileged, confidential or client-identifying material. Treat it like a hallway conversation: convenient, informal, and never the system of record.
FAQ
Does my team need accounts or an app?
No. Everyone joins in the browser by link or QR, picks a display name, and starts posting. No emails, no phone numbers, no installs.
Is the room really deleted?
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. If you need a record, tap Copy all before you leave.
Can outsiders find our room?
Rooms are unlisted and excluded from search engines; only people with the link or QR can open one. Add a password for anything you’d rather keep to the group.
How many people can join?
Up to 10 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.
Try it with your team
Create a room, share the QR at tomorrow’s briefing, and see how much coordination fits in one disposable page.
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