Stop asking for updates. Your team’s board keeps itself.
Move one project’s chat into Homestead. The assistant keeps everyone’s work current, cites its sources, and asks before deadlines move.
This morning’s chat, and what each message became
Also on the board
This morning’s chat, and what each message became
Also on the board
This morning’s chat, and what each message became
Also on the board
Your team keeps talking. The board keeps up.
Nobody decides when to make a task or write an update. The assistant stays quiet and marks what it recorded beside the message.
The latest figure is always in one place.
Each task keeps its newest version on top, with what changed and what still needs work. Nobody digs through email for figure3_final_v2_REAL.png.
Figure 3
v3 by Maya Lin, today 9:12- Changed
- Panel C: raw length → normalized to day 0
- Checks
- 4 passed: the file opens, and A and B match v2
- Still needs
- Legend for panel C
Members get help with their own task.
In a private chat, they ask for a first version, like methods from the protocol. Nothing reaches the lab until they share it.
Seedlings were grown for 14 days under the conditions in growth protocol v2, moved to Greenhouse B at 22 °C, and watering was withheld for 48 h
Decisions come to you, one card each.
When a due date, owner or “done” is at stake, the card says why and where it came from. Answer in place; every row follows.
The latest design is always in one place.
Each task keeps its newest version on top, with what changed and what still needs work. Nobody scrolls a Slack thread for the final link.
Onboarding flow
v4 by Kenji Watanabe, today 9:12- Welcome to PelloraGet started
- Create your accountNext
- What do you cook?Next
- Choose your storeNext
- You’re all setStart
- Changed
- Screens: 7 → 5; profile photo and invite screens removed
- Still needs
- Copy review by Lea
Members get help with their own task.
In a private chat, they ask for a first version, like a summary of interview notes. Nothing reaches the team until they share it.
People quit at account creation because it asks for too much up front. The taste quiz feels like homework, so most skip it
Decisions come to you, one card each.
When a due date, owner or “done” is at stake, the card says why and where it came from. Answer in place; every row follows.
The latest measurements are always in one place.
Each order keeps its newest version on top, with what changed and what still needs work. Nobody cuts from last week’s printout.
Re‑measure sheet
v2 by Luis Ortega, today 9:12| Opening | Width | Height |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | 35 5/8 | 59 1/2 |
| 4 | 35 5/835 1/4 | 59 1/2 |
| 9 | 29 7/829 1/2 | 47 3/4 |
| 10 | 29 7/8 | 47 3/4 |
- Changed
- Openings 4 and 9: 3/8 in. narrower than v1
- Still needs
- Cut list updated before Tom cuts
Members get help with their own task.
In a private chat, they ask for a first version, like a quote from the price list. Nothing reaches the team until they share it.
- 14 casement windows
- $11,480
- Patio door, 6 ft
- $2,950
- Install
- $1,900
- Total
- $16,330
Decisions come to you, one card each.
When a due date, owner or “done” is at stake, the card says why and where it came from. Answer in place; every row follows.
You can check every line it writes.
The board is only useful if the team trusts it. So every line shows its work, and decisions that move commitments stay with people.
Private stays private.
A member’s private chat is theirs. Before they share anything, they see the exact text, the files and who will see them.
Your team, your own server.
Each team runs on its own server. Its chat and files are not pooled with other teams.
The pilot is for teams without PHI, human-subjects identifiers, CUI or export-controlled work.
Bring one project. We’ll set up your team.
Free during the pilot. We are starting with a few teams, so we read every request and reply by email.
Tell us about your team.
Its size, its work, and the kind of data it handles.
Start from work under way.
Send a recent meeting note or project plan. It becomes a draft board with every line sourced, and you fill the few gaps that matter.
Confirm it and invite the team.
Members join by link and open on their next step. Everything else can stay in Slack or email.
Your email draft is ready.
Send the draft from your mail app to request a pilot. If it did not open, open the draft again or email support@homestead.place. Your details remain in the form above.
Questions team leads ask
Do we have to move off Slack or email?
No. Bring one project’s discussion and files. Everything else can stay where it is.
Can it change our deadlines?
No. It records what happened and brings a card when a commitment would change. A person answers it.
Does anyone need to learn to prompt?
No. People talk and upload as usual. When they want help on a task, they ask in plain words.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. It installs from the browser to the home screen, and each member’s next step comes first.