Your company.One beat.
Tasks pass from hand to hand, approvals reach the person who decides, and no one outside your company can read a line of it.
What runs here
- Tasks
- Numbered for your company, given to one person, with a due date, a status and the comments that got it done.
- People and roles
- Owner, admin, manager or member. Add people by email; the role decides what each of them can change.
- Approvals
- A request, with an amount when there is one, waits on the person who decides until it is granted or declined.
- Notices
- One post reaches everyone in the company and stays on record with who wrote it and when.
- Teams and projects
- Group people into teams and work into projects, so every list can be cut the way you run.
Sealed by construction
Two walls between your work and everyone else.
- 1
Every record carries your company’s mark.
Each task, comment and approval is written with your mark, and every read asks for it. A request from another company finds nothing of yours.
- 2
The database itself refuses rows that are not yours.
Under the code sits a second wall. The database checks the mark on every row, and returns nothing and accepts nothing that belongs to another company.
- 3
We see counts, never your work.
Our side sees your company’s name, its owner, its plan and how many tasks are open; never a task, a comment, an approval or a notice. Support tickets you send us are the one thing you write that we read.
How a company starts
A person reads every application.
- 1ApplyTell us who you are and what your company does, then confirm your email with a code.
- 2ReadA person reads every application. You hear back within a day.
- 3ApprovedYour company gets its own address, and you are seated as its owner.
- 4LiveInvite your people by email and hand out the first task.
Thirty days to decide
Run the whole company for a month before you pay a rupee.
Every approved company starts with thirty days, everything switched on. After that you choose a plan and pay per seat, for the people who use it. We send a GST invoice each month; there is no card to enter.