Workmates

The things no one can see alone.

Everyone keeps their own private notes. Workmates reads across them and sends your group the few things that matter: who's overlapping, who's waiting, what's missing. No meetings needed. For teams, classes, clubs, and friends.

The invisible problem

Everyone holds a piece. No one holds the whole picture.

Two people doing the same thing. Someone waiting on someone else. Something the goal needs that nobody picked up. A meeting walks right past them.

Step 1 of 4

Everyone keeps a scribble.

A scribble is your own private page of raw notes and colorful sticky notes, no format, yours alone. You just jot what you're working on. That's the only habit Workmates asks for.

Step 2 of 4

Connect it to a pod.

A pod is your group: a team, a class, a club, or just friends. Join one with a 6-character code, or run solo. You give the pod a shared objective, and it builds a living memory of everyone's scribbles. Recent stays sharp, old fades.

Step 3 of 4

The few things that matter.

On a schedule, Workmates reads across everyone's scribbles and surfaces only the few things that move your objective: who's overlapping, who's waiting, what's missing. Each with a short why, sent straight to Slack or your inbox.

Step 4 of 4

Context that compounds.

Your scribble clears for next time, but the pod remembers. Resolve an insight and it won't raise it again, and it quietly follows up on what is still stuck. Week over week it knows your group better, without a single new meeting.

Start here

Begin with a single scribble.

For teams, classes, clubs, or friends building something. Free to start.