The teams that traded pings for
progress

Why teams move over?

73%

of teams report fewer
missed handoffs

84%

of teams write shorter
status updates

79%

of teams settle calls
inside one thread

66%

of teams protect longer
focus blocks

hollowpine

From a loud open office
to a calmer, sharper
crew spread over four
continents

Read Hollowpine’s story
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When inclusive hiring startup Hollowpine moved fully remote, its founders wanted one place to talk that would not bury the team under unread pings…

Rhiannon Petrescu – Founder and CEO of Hollowpine
“We stopped living inside a chat window, and the internal inbox emptied itself out. That is the part I still find remarkable — we can think out loud without anyone shouting over anyone.”
MEDLARK

Using written-first
notes to build the
busiest revision desk
in medical training
anywhere

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A clinician reading between shifts. Photo by Pavel Danilyuk on Pexels

Anesu Chikomo grew Medlark to 2.4 million revision sessions a month while still rostered on hospital nights. He needed collaboration that never demanded live hours…

Anesu Chikomo – Founder and Chief Executive of Medlark
“We have gone half a year at a stretch without booking a single call, while working shoulder to shoulder every week. That is the clearest proof I have of what writing things down can do.”
Cairnpath

Scaling delivery work
without drowning the
week in standing
meetings

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Operations coaches reviewing plans around a table. Photo by Anna Shvets on Pexels

Cairnpath coaches operations leaders on running distributed teams well. They wanted tooling that let them practise the calm they spend all week selling to everyone else…

Marta Skowronek – Head of Communications at Cairnpath
“However fast a team grows, and whichever country it grows in, Threadhaven is the thing that keeps every one of us reading the same page.”
Audiobloom

Growing a volunteer
narrator network past
1,400 voices and still
counting

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A narrator recording a chapter in a home studio. Photo by cottonbro studio on Pexels

Audiobloom is a nonprofit that records audiobooks for readers with print disabilities. Threadhaven holds its studio schedule and its volunteer community in one place…

Yolanda Achebe – Director of Narrator Community and Recording Standards at Audiobloom
“Threadhaven gives a shape to the conversations we actually want to be having. Everywhere else, the important ones simply sink under all the rest.”
codeglade

Practising radical
trust, openness and
autonomy across a
school with no shared
hours

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A developer working through a problem at their desk. Photo by Zayed Hossain on Pexels

Codeglade trains overlooked engineering talent in places the industry forgets. They wanted written-first tooling so classmates could work well across eleven time zones…

Tobias Lindqvist – Founder and CEO of Codeglade
“There used to be a permanent low hum of what am I missing here, and is this thread even any of my business. Once we had moved the whole school across, the difference was almost comical.”

Give your team a quieter way of working

Fewer interruptions. More of the work you are proud of.