Everything your team works in, in one place.
The office, channels, messages and boards, made for teams of 3 to 20. See who’s free, talk it through and get it done, without four apps fighting for your attention.
Your office, and you can see it.
A room each, a door you leave open or shut, and everyone’s face where they actually are. One look tells you who’s about, who’s heads down and who’s already talking — so a quick word never starts with “got a minute?”. Nobody’s watching by default: you’re in the office when you decide to be.
Walk in and talk. No link, no invite, no Thursday.
Every room is a live voice and video call that’s already running. Walk into someone’s room and you’re talking — camera when you want it, screen share when you need it, a knock first if their door is shut. Most of what used to need a meeting stops needing one.
Leo
Sofia
Maya
HanaGet it done where you talk about it.
A board for every project, and Home for everything that’s yours, wherever it lives. Turn a message into a card in one click, get a reminder on your phone when it’s due, set a rule so a card moves itself, and share a board with a client as a link they can look at.
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Set it once, and stop doing it.
Build a rule in plain English — no code, nothing to set up: when a card is ticked off, move it to Done, tell #orders and set the next one due Friday. From then on it happens every time, whether anyone is watching or not. The chasing, the tidying and the letting-people-know stop being anybody's job.
Where the thinking gets written down.
A channel for each project, team or office, for the discussion worth keeping. Six months later you can still find the decision, and who made it.
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+1Launch drinks on Friday. Where?
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21Messages that feel like messages.
The quick question, the half-thought, the link you’ll want on Friday — one to one, or a few of you. On your computer and your phone, made with enough care that you’ll want to open it and quiet enough that you won’t dread it.
wherever you are.
Let a client in, not into everything.
Pick the channels they need and that’s all they’ll ever see — not the office, not who’s around. It ends on the date you chose, or the moment you change your mind. Or just send them a board’s link: they can follow along, and change nothing.
A client or contractor who needs a couple of channels and nothing else. No room, and the office stays out of sight.
They’ll be able to read and write in those channels, and nothing else.
Tidewell works in Cove. It’s how a small team stays close without living in notifications.
Cove for your teamStop leaving to check what’s next.
Today sits beside whatever you’re working on, and you’re in the meeting in one tap. Connect Google Calendar — Outlook is coming.
Someone who knows how this place works.
An AI that already knows your team’s work, sitting beside it rather than in another tab. Give it a name, then ask: what you missed on Tidewell yesterday, how to lay a board out, what’s wrong with the screenshot you just pasted in. It reads only what you can read. Connecting your company’s Drive, so it knows how you do things, is coming.
Launch moved to 2pm. Priya posted the final screenshots in #launch.
Leo needs your sign-off on the press note before 1.
Oscar, Aisha and Ben talked pricing in Oscar’s room for 20 minutes.
One tool, not four.
Chat in one app, meetings in another, tasks in a third, and nobody sure where anything was said. Cove is all of it, in one place, made for eight people, not eight hundred.
Be first through the door.
Cove is opening to a few teams at a time, so we can stay close to the people using it. Leave your email and we’ll come to you when there’s room for yours.
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