Direct and group chat
Start one-to-one conversations or invite several participants into a shared room.
Built-in collaboration
Keep the conversation beside the hardware session
Talk to the person operating the bench, bring a specialist into a group, and move from messages to a voice or video call without losing the work context.
What you can do
Built around the job, not the jargon
Presence and typing
See who is available and when someone is composing a reply.
Message controls
Edit or remove your messages, mark conversations as read, and use emoji reactions.
Voice and video calls
Place one-to-one or group calls with live signaling and a fallback path for restricted networks.
Participant protection
Only room or call participants can view details, change messages, leave, or end their part of the call.
Conversation housekeeping
Leave a room, delete an authorized room, or clear your own chat history.
A clear workflow
From invitation to completed work
- 1
Open a conversation
Start a direct chat or create a group room for the job.
- 2
Share context
Use messages, reactions, presence, and typing cues to coordinate the work.
- 3
Move to a call
Start voice or video when real-time discussion will resolve the issue faster.
Common questions
Good to know
Can a group join one call?
Yes. Group call signaling supports multiple room participants.
Can someone outside the room read call details?
No. Participant checks protect room and active-call information.
Can messages be edited or deleted?
Yes. Authorized message editing, deletion, reactions, and read state are included.
Start today
Try it with your own equipment.
The free trial begins with your first sharing invitation and includes the standard feature set.