- Direct and team messaging
- Cross-team room, no team merging
- Internal feed for whole organization
- Shared document library for all files
- Personal notes that link into chat
- Guests with limited access, for outsiders
- Activity log for workspace administration
- Messages and notes encrypted at rest
- Support, with a reply within 48 hours
One private space for everything your organization says.
Message one-to-one, run a team, or bring several teams into one shared room, plus an internal board for announcements and discussion. All in one place.
Three reasons teams move over.
Simple by design
Everything sits where you would expect it. People find their way around on the first day, with no training and no setup guide to read first.
Built around your organization
Teams for the people who work together every day, and a board the whole company sees. The structure matches how the organization already works.
Easy multi-team collaboration
Bring several teams into one room in just a few clicks. Every message tells you which team the sender is from.
Pick a thing. See it work.
Say it, and it’s there.
Reply, react, edit or forward any message, or save it straight into a note, and see the exact moment it’s read.
A home for your team.
A standing group for the people you work with every day: what most apps call a group chat, except it has a home instead of scrolling away. Admins add and remove members as the team changes.
Whole teams, one room.
Invite whole teams, not people one at a time. Every message carries the sender’s team, fixed at the moment they sent it.
Say it once, to everyone.
Post anything to the whole workspace (news, a photo, a video, a file) instead of repeating it in every chat. People vote and comment, so you can see what landed.
Say it any way.
Voice messages up to five minutes with pause and resume, plus photos, video and files up to 25 MB each.
One shelf for the company.
Upload a file once and everyone in the workspace can find it and download it. No more forwarding the same attachment around.
Nothing gets lost.
Save any message as a note and link it to a person, a team or a room. Keep your notes searchable and connected to your workspace.
One place, not five tools.
Chat, teams, rooms, the board, notes and documents, all together, so nobody chases a decision across three other apps.
Built for teams that talk all day.
Professional Space for Work
Start with direct messages, add a space for every team, shared rooms when teams work together, and one board for company news. Work stays at work.
Everyone in One Place
Made for banks, hospitals, NGOs, firms and consultancies. From the front desk to the boardroom, everyone talks in one private space the organization owns.
Stay Connected, Stay Focused
From faculties and departments to every class, club and student group, the whole campus is here. Share updates in the Feed and keep notes on what’s next.
From €1.49 per seat a month.
Pay for the people you actually have. No fixed bundles, no empty seats.
- Buy any number of seats, 201 and up
- Priority support
- The same 14-day trial
- Runs on your own infrastructure
- We install it and keep it running
- Setup and maintenance agreed with you
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. We take a card to begin it and charge nothing until day 15. Cancel before then and you are not billed. Prices exclude VAT, which is added at checkout for your country. Card not working for you? Get in touch or email hello@yonderay.com, and we’ll work out another way to pay. Full pricing, in three currencies →
Get your team talking in about a minute.
No sales call and no setup project. Three steps and everyone is in.
Create your workspaceYour workspace goes where your team does.
Every conversation you have at your desk is with you, wherever you go.
- Direct messages and standing teams, exactly as they are on the desktop
- Rooms that carry the sender’s team on every message
- Voice messages up to five minutes, photos and files
- Notes you can link to a person, a team or a room
- Anything you write on a weak signal sends itself when you reconnect
What people ask first.
Ten answers, grouped by whatever you are trying to work out.