A workspace for nano teams

Everyone already knows.

Everything your company runs on sits in one place: messages, calls, docs, files, and tasks. So the whole team can see where things stand without asking around, and without a meeting to sort it out.

Get early accessEarly access is open
Northwind · workspace

#launch

M

Mara · 9:02

Are we good to ship Thursday?

D

Devin · 9:04

Almost. Two things left from the call:

Tasks · from the 9:00 call

Finalize the release notes · Sam · Thu
Book the go/no-go · Wed
Hieu wrote up the launch doc from this thread.Review

One workspace. The chat, the call it came from, the tasks, and the doc are all the same place.

The nano team

Too small for your own tools.

Small enough that no one’s job is “running the tools.” No IT, no ops — whoever signed up is the admin, and everyone is doing two jobs at once.

You pay for six or eight tools built for companies much bigger than yours. The files are in one app. The decision that changed the plan is in a call nobody wrote down. The thing that is now urgent is in someone’s head. Keeping everyone caught up turns into a standing meeting.

One place

Ask, and it’s there.

Type a question about anything the company is doing. You get the answer back, pulled from wherever it actually lives. No tab-hopping, no asking around.

Where did we land on the launch?

Answer

Shipping Thursday. The go/no-go is booked for Wednesday, the release notes are with Sam (due Thursday), and pricing was settled on Monday’s call.

Pulled from

#launch threadMonday callLaunch doc2 tasks
In sync

Nothing slips.

A call turns into notes, and the notes turn into tasks, and nobody re-types anything. So the thread from this morning and the thing due today both show up where the person who needs them will look.

No “did you see my message.” No catching everyone up on Monday.

The suite

Everything your company runs on.

The useful part of eight tools, without the weight built for bigger companies.

ChatThreads that keep the whole history, not just the last message.
CallsRecorded and written up, with the to-dos pulled out.
MailShared, so it isn’t stuck in one person’s inbox.
Docs & sheetsWhere you write things down and can find them later.
DriveFiles kept next to the work they belong to.
Tasks & boardYour to-dos and the team’s status in one view.
CalendarScheduling without the back-and-forth email.
PeopleThe folks and companies you work with, kept up to date.
Switching

Bring your old tools with you.

Moving in shouldn’t mean starting over. Point Hieu at your Slack, your Gmail, your Drive, and your task list, and it pulls the history across. Nothing you’ve already built gets left behind.

Imports from

SlackGmailGoogle DriveDropboxNotionTodoistGoogle Calendar
You stay in charge

It never sends without you.

The assistant works quietly in the background and leaves anything that needs you in one short list. You approve it, change it, or throw it out.

The more you approve, the less it asks. Nothing ever goes out without you.

For your nod3 waiting
  • Reply to Mara about the ship date

    drafted from #launch

    Approve
  • Add 2 tasks from the go/no-go call

    1 assigned to Sam

    Approve
  • Share the review notes with the team

    waiting since 2:14

    Approve

Bigger than your headcount.

A small team where everyone can see the same thing moves faster than a big one that can’t find its own work. You move like a much bigger company and still fit in one room.

Get early access