agreed! when someone joins a call, users should get this notification in the top right. provided you have "Play ringtones" enabled in Audio settings, you should also hear a chime. let us know if one or neither of those is happening and we'll investigate

@xi2066 @nizzyabi

Great suggestion! It's not native in the app, but we figured out a slick way to do it just for you. Check out this video and gist: gist.github.com/elimgoodman/… Let us know if this works for you!

Most Tuplers use @raycastapp as a daily driver; product drips in quality. Interview with @thomaspaulmann for Distributed doesn’t disappoint. Check it out 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=uHhJ_ZwQ…

1,000+ entrants later and we’re excited to announce a winner… 🥁🥁🥁 Congrats to Alex from Ontario! The Apple Pro Display will great on your kitchen table 😅

Listen to Eli, Fernando, and Pete talk about how they built zoom, the feature behind the giveaway. It won't affect your chances of winning, but you might just learn something. youtube.com/watch?v=Pjp98fj4…

We just released a zoom tool on macOS, making it even easier to see tiny text And we’re giving an Apple Pro Display to a random person who uses it 😏 Official Rules 👉 tuple.app/zoom-giveaway-offi…

2/ Ergonomic annotations, locally rendered.

1/ 1 click to call, 1 click to share. I shouldn’t have to schedule a meeting (or click through menus) to get feedback.

Psyched to announce our new podcast, Distributed, launches on Jan 30th. We’ve got a killer lineup of interviews, chatting with folks about how they do their best work in a remote / hybrid world. Drop your email here for updates: distributed.fm/

After exploring a few different approaches, we came up with this color bin logic to make sure similar colors don't get used together when assigning cursor colors. Should make the contrast and experience better for everyone!

We were committed to making Tuple more accessible with this change which caused us to seriously level up our understanding of colorblindness

Changing our cursors and adding color sounded pretty easy… Doing it well was much harder than expected.

Before releasing local rendering on Windows last week, the depth of human celebration was confined to a mere emoji. Now… confetti.