Everyone's at their desk, a click away. Tap a shoulder and you're talking.
Private beta. Teams of 2 to 50.
You've got Slack for chat and Zoom for meetings. Linear, Notion, Basecamp, whatever runs your work. They're good. They do the job.
But here's the thing: none of them feel like sitting next to someone. And more of the day goes to talking with AI agents. Helpful, sure. Not exactly company.
Cahoots doesn't replace any of your tools. It's the room you're all sitting in while you use them.
The tap on the shoulder.A break from the AI agent chatter.Five minutes with an actual human.The inside joke on a sticky note.That's the stuff remote teams miss.
Everyone shows up as a black-and-white still that refreshes every few seconds. You can tell who's around, who's heads down, and who's already talking.
Little hellos for the whole room. A sun for good morning, pizza at lunch, a rocket that bounces around everyone's screen for no good reason.
Hover a teammate, click Tap, and you're talking. No ringing, no link, no "got a sec?" first. Anyone can wander over and join.
Heads down? Go Busy and your still blurs. Lock a call and people knock instead of walking in.
Someone's away from their desk? Stick a post-it on it. An inside joke, a sticker, a "ping me when you're back." It's waiting when they sit down.
Your still is black and white and softly blurred, color only in a call, heavily blurred when you're busy. It's gone in 90 seconds and never saved. The only thing that sticks around is your desk: your name, your avatar, and the notes people leave you.
It's invite-only for now. Looking for remote teams of 2 to 50 who miss the office. The people, not the commute.
A virtual office for remote teams. Everyone shows up as a black-and-white still in a shared team room, and you can tap a teammate to start talking right away.
No. Keep your chat in Slack and your meetings in Zoom. Cahoots is for the quick, unplanned stuff in between, the stuff that used to happen at the desk next to you.
No. No recordings, no transcripts, no AI listening in. Stills are held for at most 90 seconds and never saved to disk.
Only your team. Outside a call they see a softly blurred black-and-white still with your avatar over it, heavily blurred when you're Busy. Live video is only for the people in a call with you.
Go Busy, or turn on Always knock, and teammates knock before they can talk to you. Lock a call and anyone else has to knock to get in.
A webcam and a browser, or the desktop app for Mac, Windows, or Linux.
Remote teams of 2 to 50 who want a little of the office back. Join the waitlist and you'll get an invite as spots open up.
