What’s new — October 2026

The atelier, this autumn.

A season of work you can use today. Most of it is small and practical — the kind of thing you only notice when it is missing.

Available now: The Fibre, The Thread, Members and Meet. Pulse and Connect launch in Q1 2027.

The Thread

For the organiser of a gathering.

  • Your refund rule is shown before anyone pays — on the thread page and in the sign-up popup. A refund follows the rule, and the participant gets a credit note.
  • Cancellation requests: a participant asks from their own page and sees what cancelling would give back; you decide.
  • Calendar invitations carry Accept and Decline in the mail itself, at the thread’s own time.
  • Prices show what they cost — VAT included or added, as you set it, on every page and card.
  • One thread can be offered to several teams.
  • When an organiser moves on, their threads are handed to someone else in one request, with both of you saying yes.
  • Moving a thread’s start date asks first, and can be undone.

Members

For a community that people join.

  • One basket on the join page: a membership and whatever is added to it, details filled in once, paid once.
  • Products in groups you arrange by dragging, members-only add-ons, and products people can subscribe to on their own.
  • An add-on taken while a membership is paid ahead is charged once and then renews with the membership.
  • Welcome and reminder emails in the community’s own words, with its own signature.
  • A renewal reminder that asks for a card in time, when none is on file — in the email and on the member’s own page.
  • A member directory where each member decides whether others can find them.
  • A community email address (Google Workspace) as an add-on members can take.

Meet

For booking time with people.

  • Every mail in your guest’s own language — six of them — with the date written their way.
  • Guests change or cancel a booking from their own personal link.
  • A Zoom meeting that can’t be made falls back to your own room, and the booking says so.

my.thread

For the people you gather — their own page, free with every gathering.

  • Next: everything coming up in time order, including a thread whose dates are still to follow.
  • A session into Google Calendar or Outlook in one click, and a calendar feed that keeps moved sessions moved.
  • Purchases: memberships, renewals, billing details and the card — managed right there, in their own page.
  • The Shop: what each of their communities offers them.
  • Every document their gatherings gave them, in one place.
  • In six languages, with errors and the offline page in their language too. It installs to a phone.

Privacy and care

Underneath all of it.

  • Each tool stores only what it needs.
  • You see the contacts you organise for, and a contact’s timeline shows what they did in your threads and bookings.
  • Members decide whether others in their community can find them.
  • Hosted in the EU. Anyone can ask for their data, or for it to be erased, and it is done. Nothing is sold.

On its way

Built or being built; not switched on yet.

  • Pulse and Connect, in Q1 2027.
  • Every session in each participant’s calendar weeks ahead, kept up to date by itself.
  • Notifications on your phone from my.thread.
  • Shared Google Drive folders for a community, opened with a viewer right inside my.thread.
  • A second sign-in step for administrators.