H · A workspace from hoirs.org
Your team’s working day,
held together.
Plans, conversations, notes, meetings, and Codex—connected in one calm workspace that opens in your browser.
Gihwan API response
Team Product sync
Woojin User flow
Gihwan Review notes
Seoyeon Release fix
Junho Annual leave
Team Weekly review
Each member’s plan becomes a clear, shared history.
$meeting Schedule a product review for Friday
ONE DOMAIN · FIVE FOCUSED APPS
H · O · I · R · S
Each letter gets one focused product and its own subdomain. H is available now as Huddle; the remaining letters stay open until their products are ready.
Plans, conversations, documents, meetings, and assisted work.
Enter Huddle ↗ONE WORKSPACE, THREE RHYTHMS
See the horizon.
Work the day.
Move naturally between Month, Week, and Daily without losing context. Date ranges stay whole, meetings keep their time, and every task opens into a focused page.
Plan across the month
Compact rows, clear ownership, and status color that tells you what needs attention.
Keep date ranges intact
Multi-day work remains one continuous bar—never fragmented into duplicate cards.
Write the day as it happens
A Notion-like Markdown page, today’s tasks, upcoming work, and a team history that updates live.
Prepare release notes
Review API contract
NotesConfirm the next deployment window.CONNECTED BY DEFAULT
The record stays with the work.
Huddle keeps the useful parts of your day together, without turning the screen into a dashboard of dashboards.
Channels
Fast, streaming conversations with mentions, editing, deletion, and a shared Daily history.
Library
Markdown, Mermaid, resizable images, fluid tables, folders, and drag-and-drop organization.
Meetings
Agenda, notes, decisions, and action items in one focused record with an optional details panel.
Codex in Huddle
Choose the model and reasoning level, then use H skills to prepare changes before you approve them.
$note · $move · $meeting · $review · $summaryH · HUDDLE
Open the workspace.
Not another app.
Use Huddle directly from the browser. Keep the desktop build only when you need native integrations.
Continue to Huddle