The personal layerNew
Above your teams: see what changed, do what's needed.
Being useful in more than one team means checking all of them, every morning. What's new and My Work sit on top of TeamHub and read across every team you belong to, so the round trip disappears.
1 What's new
Everything that happened, in one stream.
Open one view instead of five teams. The counts on the tabs tell you where the news is before you read a single word, and the day sections keep it scannable.
- Six source tabs with live counts: All, Team messages, Public messages, Talk polls & threads, Open decisions, Mentions.
- Sectioned into Today, Yesterday and Earlier, worked out against your clock, not the server's timezone.
- A feed control rail for period, teams and page size. Save as default and your filters come back on every login, on every device.
- Mentions and Open decisions are lenses over the same rows, not separate lists. A decision is still a team message.
One stream, every team. The tabs carry their own counts, and the feed control rail on the right is saveable as your default.
2 My Work
Everything waiting on you, ordered by urgency.
One list across every team, ordered so the answer to "what needs me first?" is at the top of the page rather than at the end of a scroll.
- Action required, Today, Upcoming and Completed: four summary cards that double as filters. Waiting for others gets a panel of its own.
- Each card breaks down by source, so Action required 12 reads as seven Deck cards and five decisions before you open it.
- Every row says why it is on your list, beside its team badge and its deadline: assigned to you, you are an approver, you proposed this.
- An item in more than one of your teams appears once, flagged, rather than once per team.
Action required is the only number on the sidebar counter, because it is the one that is genuinely meant to reach zero.
Read it, then do something about it, in the same view.
This is what makes it a layer rather than a digest. The round trip into the team disappears, because most items are one click from done.
Most consequential verb first
Open has a button of its own. Approve, Reject, Complete, Request changes, Delegate, Comment and Follow sit in the row menu, in that order.
Snooze on your clock
Later today, tomorrow, next week or a moment you pick, resolved in your timezone. "Tomorrow at 9" means yours.
Open lands on the thing
Not just the team. The exact card, file or decision, already selected in the tab it belongs to.
It writes straight back down
Every action lands on the Deck card, the file, the decision or the poll it came from. The source app stays the source of truth.