// why teamhud

a 5-minute question shouldn't need a 30-minute meeting.

teamhud cuts the friction out of day-to-day work with the handful of people you work with most. A tiny surface, no alt-tab: push to talk, hover to check in, and you're back.

~1,200

times a day the average worker toggles between apps and windows.

Harvard Business Review, 2022

~4 h

a week spent reorienting after those toggles. About five working weeks a year.

same study

275

interruptions a day from meetings, email and chat. One every two minutes.

Microsoft Work Trend Index, 2025

// the shape of a workday

nobody builds in a vacuum.

You'll leave your editor a dozen times an hour for a name, a link, a decision. That's the job; nobody solos the raid. The trouble is what comes with it: every other channel, task and unread badge in the tool you just opened. You came for one line and got the whole tool.

today: alt-tab into the whole tool teamhud: just the context you came for

Interrupted work is picked back up after 23 min 15 s on average, with about two other tasks in between: Mark, González & Harris, CHI 2005. Knowledge workers spend 60% of their time on work about work: Asana Anatomy of Work.

// the friction

your tools got loud.

Every tool you added to talk to your team became one more window to dig through. The people you need most are buried in the same noise as everyone else.

chatDozens of channels, unread badges and mentions everywhere. The one DM you need, buried at the bottom.
project boardA wall of tickets, filters and assignees. The one task you came for, lost in the grid.
inboxDigests, alerts and invites stacked up. The reply you were waiting on, already read and sinking.
  1. Open the org-wide Slack and dig for the DM.Hover the person. Message or talk, right there.
  2. Open the board to find your task, past everyone else's cards.Your quests, one glance away. Claim one without switching.
  3. Search the drive, the wiki and your bookmarks for that runbook.Your team's links, files and apps, one hotkey away.
  4. Open your inbox for one reply and lose twenty minutes to the rest.Your Slack DMs and channels in the same layer as your team. Answer, and you're back.

ready to turn the noise down?

// get started

// the journey

the desktop was ours.
let's take it back.

Somewhere along the way, "it just works" turned into "don't touch it." Every app and every operating system follows the same formula. You get a wallpaper and an accent color, and that's about it.

The widgets your OS hands you show the weather and the stock market. Not your team, not your work, not the thing you're in the middle of.

teamhud brings back the part we lost: shape the surface where work happens. People, quests, resources, AI, widgets, play. Alive on your desktop, and built the way you want it.

Not nostalgia. A jailbreak. See what you can build

// video calls

calls were built for meetings. most of your day isn't one.

Zoom, Meet and Teams own the scheduled hour, and Slack huddles the quick call inside Slack. Keep them for that. teamhud handles the questions in between.

  1. others Every call starts with a link and a waiting room.teamhud You're already in the room. Just talk, or push to talk.
  2. others "Can you see my screen?"teamhud Your share follows your focus, and apps you exclude never show.
  3. others A frame and a banner you can't close while you share.teamhud Nothing drawn over your work. Want the screen back? Your whole team folds into one tiny hub.
  4. others A grid of faces that takes over your screen.teamhud Small faces at the edge, or tucked into the hub until you hover. Camera off? Your avatar talks along.
  5. others One more window to find, unmute and babysit.teamhud Hover the team widget and your team pops out; move on and it tucks away. Click to pin it open.
  6. others An hour of recording nobody watches.teamhud Everyone on their own track, and to-dos land as draft quests.
  7. others Your calls on someone else's servers.teamhud Run it on your own, or on ours with nothing captured until you say so.

You're already in the room: your team at the edge of your screen, no link to send.

// how it compares

built for the team you talk to every day.

Side by side: what teamhud does for the handful of people you work with all day, where the usual tools stop, and where they go further. Into the nerdy bits? See what you can build on it, and how it stays locked down.

featureteamhudslack huddleszoommeetgatherteamsdiscord
your team, on top of whatever you're working inyesnononoin its own windownoin games only
talk with one click, no link or meetingyesyesnonowalk over, or start a meetingpartlyyes
screen share follows your focus, and apps you exclude never showyesnononononono
each person recorded on their own trackyesnopartlynononono
run the whole thing on your own serveryesnopartlynononono
theme it and build your own widgetsyespartlypartlypartlypartlypartlypartly
phone appcomingyesyesyesmeetings onlyyesyes
webinars and meetings in the hundredsnono, huddles cap at 50yesyes, on bigger planseventsyesStage channels
company-wide chat and channelsyour team, plus your Slackyesyes, Team Chatwith Google Chatpartlyyesyes
compare in depthvs slack how teamhud works alongside Slack huddlesvs zoom how teamhud works alongside Zoomvs meet how teamhud works alongside Google Meetvs gather how teamhud works alongside Gathervs teams how teamhud works alongside Microsoft Teamsvs discord how teamhud works alongside Discord

Checked against each tool's own pages and help docs. The link under each column has the detail, what that tool does better, and the sources.

Slack, Zoom, Google Meet, Gather, Microsoft Teams and Discord are trademarks of their owners. teamhud isn't affiliated with or endorsed by them.

// early access

get your focus back.

Your team at the edge of your screen, and nothing else in the way. Pro is free during early access, while slots last.

Mac (Apple Silicon), Windows and Linux. Mobile is coming.

// early access

Every feature, free to use during early access while slots last. No card. It's early, so expect things to change.

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