Get into a group. Then run the operating system in it.
The Business Operating System makes more sense with three or four people around one phone than it does alone. Put your name in the room and the programme convener places you; the board on the wall updates as they do.
One name, no account
Your name goes to the pool and stays out of sight until the convener assigns you. That is deliberate: an open keyboard pointed at a projector is not a moderated board.
Which group am I in?
Use the name you submitted, or the same email or phone you typed with it. Nothing here is checked against an account — it is a lookup in this room’s own board.
The board as it stands
Reading the board…
What is stored. A name, the time it was submitted, and — if you typed one — a one-way fingerprint of your email or phone. The address itself is never written to the server, so this board cannot be turned into a contact list.
Names stay on this room’s board and are cleared when the session ends.
Need a person instead? The room and the desk at the bottom right of every page are both staffed-or-honest about not being.