Team chat became a feed. Threads you never asked to follow, badges on rooms you left, a sidebar that grows every quarter. The tool meant to save you time became the thing you check between doing actual work.
One Talk is built to be closed. Direct messages when it’s personal, channels when the team needs to see it, workspaces to keep clients apart from colleagues. Nothing that competes for your attention, and nothing to configure before your first message.
No bots to install, no integrations to set up, no feed to keep up with. Every conversation is one of three things, and you always know which one you’re in.
Direct messages One-to-one, when it’s personal. Typing, online and read, live.
Channels Open or restricted rooms for what the whole team needs to see.
Workspaces Keep clients apart from colleagues, each with its own people.
Talk the way the moment needs: a quick voice note, the signed PDF, a code snippet that stays readable. Reply, react, forward to several people at once, or edit after you hit send.
Voice messages Record up to 10 minutes, review before sending, play back at 1.5x or 2x.
Photos, videos and files Drag several in at once, add a caption, open PDFs without leaving the chat.
Code blocks and link previews Snippets keep their formatting, links show what’s behind them.
Replies, reactions and edits Quote the exact message, react in one tap, fix a typo after sending.
Every message shows sent, delivered and read. Open Message info and see it person by person, with the time each one read it. No more asking whether the team saw the change.
Presence that means something. Online, Away, Busy with notifications off, or Invisible, plus a status message when you need one.
Voice and video one-to-one, or the whole channel at once. Share your screen, switch between Grid and Stage, and keep working while the call sits in the corner.
Group calls in any channel Start one and the channel shows who’s in it, with a Join button.
Screen sharing Present from the desktop; everyone else watches, even from their phone.
Calls that follow you Collapse the call to a dock and keep reading, or fill the whole window.
Rings like a phone call On iPhone, calls arrive on the lock screen, like any other call.
Topics keep what a channel decided in one document, referenced right in the conversation with #release-checklist. It lives in your wiki, so it’s still there next month.
Mention an AI agent with @ and it answers in the thread, marked as an agent, with what the team needs to move on.
Every workspace has its own members, channels and history. You decide who comes in and what they see when they arrive.
Owner, admin and member Three roles, clear on who can invite, manage and remove.
New members see what you decide Pick how much history someone gets on day one.
Set up in four steps Name, photo, people and first channels, and the team is in.
Start on the Mac, finish on the iPhone. Messages, read state and drafts follow you, and offline messages send themselves when you’re back.
Your media stays private, your switches do what they say, and leaving is always one step away.
Media stays private Photos and files open through links that expire in 24 hours.
Your switches work Mute a chat for 8 hours, a week or for good. It stays muted.
Block without a scene Blocked people stop reaching you, and they aren’t told.
Requests before messages People outside your contacts ask first. Accept or block.