One place to talk, however you gather.
Teams, clubs, events and help desks all start the same way: a room, a link and a nickname.
Teams, clubs, events and help desks all begin the same way: one room, one link, one nickname.
A standing room for teams and projects.
Give every project its own room, keep a private one for the leads and let memos reach whoever is away. Real-time team chat that stays out of the way and stays where you left it.
- Registered rooms. Claim a room and its topic, settings and helpers are still there tomorrow.
- Private for the leads. Hide a room from the lists, or require an invite or a key.
- Memos for whoever is away. Leave a message and they see it the moment they return.
- Ten rooms in one window. Switch between projects like tabs. Colored dots show news and mentions.
A friendly front door for communities and clubs.
Hobbies, games, fans and local groups: write a welcome line, lock it, and let your regulars help keep the room friendly. A community chat room that welcomes newcomers by name.
- A topic that welcomes. Write a colorful welcome line and lock it so every visitor sees it first.
- Found by the right people. Rooms open to everyone appear in the room finder.
- Helpers who keep order. Give trusted regulars operator or voice, and turn on the language filter.
- Twelve themes. Let the chat look the way your community does.
Ready to gather your group?
Pick a name and share one link. Your team, club or customers can be talking in seconds.
A room for every event and announcement.
Share one address, let the speakers talk and everyone else follow along, then keep the room for next time. From a small webinar chat to a live event with thousands in the audience.
- One address to announce. Put the link on a flyer, an email or your website.
- Voice for the speakers. Decide who may speak and who may help run the room.
- Built for big crowds. Auditorium Mode and a question inbox keep thousands of people calm.
- Keep it for next time. Register the room and its settings are waiting for your next event.
A help desk with no sign-up in the way.
Put a link in your product and visitors ask, your staff answer, and nobody has to create an account first. Add CR Scribe and every support chat becomes a log you can learn from.
- No sign-up first. Visitors pick a nickname and ask their question straight away.
- Your staff, in charge. Operators run the room; everyone else follows your rules.
- Private chats. Move a conversation to one to one when it needs privacy.
- A record of every chat. CR Scribe writes support conversations to a web page for training and review.
Find the right fit.
Each of these pages goes further into one way of using a room.
Whatever you gather for, begin with a room.
Pick a name, share one link and your people are talking. Teams, clubs, events and help desks all start the same way.
Whatever your group is for, it begins the same way.
A team chat room, a community chat, an event chat or a help desk chat all need the same few things: a place that is easy to reach, simple rules that people can follow and tools for the person in charge. ConferenceRooms.org gives you all three from the first message.
Open a room, share the link and see what your group does with it. When it is ready to settle in, register the room and bring in helpers.