- Apps on the way. iPhone and iPad, Android, Mac, Windows, Chromebook and a Chrome extension are coming. Pick yours and we'll email you when each is out.
- Out of credit, one tap. When a job stops for credit, add $25 right there and carry on.
What's new
What changed in Hands lately.
Hands ships most days. This is the part you'd notice, newest first.
- Notices in your browser. Turn them on once and a Hand can reach you when it needs an approval, has a question or finishes a job, even with the tab closed. On iPhone, add Hands to your Home Screen first.
- Plans arrive as a card. Ask for a trip, a launch or a comparison and the answer comes as a tidy card, with the details in a note you can open and keep working on together.
- Notes on the web. The notes your Hands keep now show in Docs, where you can read and edit them.
- Better on phones. More room for your Hand's name and your message, and Docs shows one page at a time.
- Plans from the start. Signing up now goes straight to choosing a plan, from $20 a month with work included. You can still look around a sample company first. Credit already given to existing accounts stays until it expires.
- Your balance, everywhere. Settings shows your balance and how to add credit even before you've made a Space.
- Look around first. Not ready to choose? Explore a sample company, with its deals, tasks and a Chief of Staff's past work, before you decide.
- Pick your colours. Choose a theme when you start. Daylight is the new default.
- Ask your Chief from the board. The board's side panel is a chat with your Space's Chief of Staff.
- A sidebar you can resize. Drag the line between your Hands and the menu.
- Partners. Set Hands up for clients and earn from it. See how.
- Change plan any time. Move up and the bigger plan's work arrives straight away; move down from next month.
- Your first job comes with you. Type what you need on the homepage and your first Hand starts on it after you sign up.
- Türkçe. A page for businesses in Turkey, and sign-in in Turkish. tryhands.com/tr
Want to try it? Get started, or look around a sample company first.