Two devices in the same room used to mean howl-round. Now only the one nearest whoever is speaking publishes audio, and anyone about to cause echo is told so at the start — not ten minutes in, by everyone else.
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The call is a small cluster of live video bubbles over your editor, your browser, your terminal. Look something up and they pop themselves out into their own window, and none of it ever becomes a wall of tiles.
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No form, no settings, no account for the other person. You get a room and a friendly name before they have finished asking for one, and whoever has the link types a display name and is in.
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An overview, a section per subject, the decisions and the action items — a couple of minutes after you hang up. Having been there is the one thing that grants access, and the links people typed in chat stay in the record.
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The slides on one monitor and the terminal on the other, both in front of everyone, in a grid that lays itself out around what is being shown. Draw, and the strokes land on the real display in your own bubble colour.
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Run /roomore in any Slack conversation and a live card appears: a Join button anyone can use, and a roster that redraws as people come and go. Afterwards the write-up is posted back into that same conversation, and into each attendee's own Notion.
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